When was the last time you recognized a special time that did NOT appear on Facebook? How about the last time you actually laughed out loud (not LOL)?
When you are with your significant other, are you really WITH him or her, or are you scanning your phone?
Are you in the moment, or just posting about it?
In What’s Your Magical Moment? (Morgan James Publishing, 2015) leadership educator Gina Kloes explains how to disconnect with tech and all the ‘noise’ in your life so that you can reconnect and truly LIVE your life.
“A magical moment is a unique moment in our life,” explains Kloes. Joyful, sad, challenging, inspiring – “together these magical moments make up our life – our legacy in this world.” Kloes shows us how to recognize these moments and make the most of them. Being mindful of our magical moments allows us to have a “child-like sense of wonder” and uncover the best parts of life that we thought were lost. Don’t let technology rob you of these remarkable times. Taking a break from tech can ease your stress and anxiety and help you focus. Connect with people, places and moments and watch your happiness and sense of peace soar.
What’s Your Magical Moment? is chock-full of great ideas for living deliberately and in the here and now. You’ll read others’ magical moments, which will help you notice your own, and learn ways to make the most of them.
About the Author: Gina Kloes is a peak performance leadership educator with over 30 years of experience coaching thousands of people on a wide range of life challenges related to health, relationships, and family to wealth, careers and business. As a Vedic Master and certified instructor for the Chopra Center (founded by Deepak Chopra, MD), Gina teaches meditation, yoga and wellness. Gina also leads young entrepreneurs and leaders of tomorrow as an instructor for Draper University for Heroes (founded by Silicon Valley icon Tim Draper) and is a featured instructor on the ABC Family “Start-Up U” reality show. In addition, she has been a lead facilitator for the Anthony Robbins Foundation Making Strides program.
