“Why Do I Feel This Way?”

What Your Feelings Are Trying to Tell You

                                                                                                                  The Book is Now Available

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Now Hear This!

Here’s the link to a 20-minute radio interview I did on April 3rd with Cyrus Webb’s “Conversations Book Club,” broadcasting live from Mississippi and going out all over the country:  http://www.blogtalkradio.com/conversation-pieces/2013/04/03/author-dina-wilcox-stops-by-conversations-live#.UVwqayRgV5E.facebook.  If the listening is distorted, click on the “Author’s Interviews” box and it will instantly get clear.

And Look at this Amazing Review that just came in:

There are many adjectives that could and will be used to describe Dina’s book, “Why Do I Feel This Way?” What Your Feelings Are Trying To Tell You. As I have read this book I describe it as pure therapeutic. However, the transparency used in which she takes you on a journey of dealing with personal crisis is riveting. I started reading and could not put the book down from cover to cover. This is a must read for all; people who are in search of nourishing their mind, body, and soul. The opportunity to think, grow and act consciously, responsibly and authentically. This is a powerful book rather than just reading words, taps into your inner being and causes you to take account of your own fears and seeking to hear from your inner voice. Thanks Dina, for your dedication to service in helping others become more in touch with themselves; to try and figure out life’s trials and tribulations and achieving success in life.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Augustus Gus Baker III