It’S Easy as Abc: In Order to Fight Life You Must Understand What Life Is

By Genielle Blondell

The journey of life doesnt get any easier. We can get better!

Its Easy as ABC by Genielle Blondell, relationship and family life coach and CEO of Inspire, shares her life story of having it all to having none at all yet still believe she can play life full out. Genielle can help uncover the greatness that lies within us all and empower us to know the following:

The past doesnt define their future.
Other peoples opinion of you doesnt matter.
Your best investment is in oneself.
Failure is not an option.

This book breaks down certain attributes that are placed in our lives so that we can overcome them. We were never meant to stay in our past but to definitely learn from our experiences and channel them to our growth. You will learn how to leave your unwanted baggage and reveal your true potential and purpose.

Are you struggling getting from A to B? Arent you are tired of asking permission? Tired of dimming your light and just tired of not being able to be the you, you know you are?

Good things are meant to happen to you. We can overcome these obstacles and tap into the better version of you. You have greatness within you, and you are enough.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris UK
• Release date: Sep 8, 2017
• ISBN: 9781543486971

Genielle Blondell

Genielle Blondell, Relationship, Family  and Life Coach and CEO of INSPIRE. Genielle aired on Morning Brew, a TV programme which is a perfect blend of segments A fast paced infotainment program, which entertains, educates, informs and inspires the citizens of Trinidad. She also hosted her 1st seminar on Purpose which focused on one finding their true potential during all the challenging issues in life. After her separation from her 1st marriage of 10 years,  her life went downhill. She became pregnant within months of her separation for a man whom shared no love together, moved homes and schools over 5 times, spiritually broken, bank account on zero, attempted suicide and severely depressed. The only strong bond she had left was with her mother, and that too broke down irrevocably. She was at breaking point. It took her to see her child's hand run across her 7 months bump and pressing against her stomach,  seeing her imprint of this life, a life she tried to destroy, she came to a reality that they both needed to live. She begun to re-build her life by gaining well earned jobs and she slowly regained confidence. All this time the relationship with her partner, grew. They saw in each other what they lacked and a unconditional love was created. As a family they built their home and now married with 4 beautiful girls. She made a promise to herself never to allow anyone to take her down like that again.

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Copyright © 2017 by Genielle Blondell.

Library of Congress Control Number:   2017913773

ISBN:      Hardcover            978-1-5434-8699-5

                Softcover              978-1-5434-8698-8

                eBook                   978-1-5434-8697-1

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Rev. date: 09/07/2017

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This book is dedicated to my husband and children. They have inspired me on this journey, and they constantly reminded me, ‘Are you finished with it?’

My love is unconditional.

Everything I do, I do for them.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

To like-minded people, thank you for purchasing my book. I know you will be able to relate to what I have written as I have exposed some of the most personal and never-been-told parts of my life. It’s not for fame, but to share with you that you are not alone. Unconditional love.

To my husband—my choice, my headache, yet my reason—thank you. Thank you for always believing in me, for always seeing me for who I truly am and not what I think I am based on the opinions of others. You always had that trust in me. To you, I am eternally grateful for you coming into my life. Since we met, my entire life has changed, and you made me the woman I am today. Unconditional love.

My children and legacy, each one of you has taught me how to become a better person for you all. You made me a mother. You all are so special to me, and I am so glad you chose me as your mother. I promise you I will do whatever it takes to groom you into future leaders and strong women. Unconditional love.

To my sisters and brothers who stayed by my side regardless of my imperfections, my mistakes, and my tantrums, you all invested in me in so many ways that I am forever grateful for you. I am so honoured that you are part of my life. What I love most about you is that you all correct me when I am wrong but still accept me as a sister. You advise me on things that matter and not demand what I should do. You offer me a shoulder to cry on without seeing that as a sign of weakness but as a support to say I am not alone. You listen to me without judgement. You guide me without the need of controlling me. And lastly, you are my mirror. Unconditional love.

Especially to the ones who have constantly told me that I am not good enough, that I won’t make it in life, that I will die painfully, and that I will walk the streets mad as a hatter, thank you! You all have given me the strength to prove you wrong and, most importantly, to prove to myself that I have what it takes to become someone you can’t dream of becoming. Unconditional love.

And for my mother, the woman who did the best thing ever, which was to bring me into this world, I love you. Over the years, our relationship has changed. And today the events made me into a woman that I never thought I could be. The different situations I went through, I never believed I had the strength to come out of them. Up to this day, I have