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    Living Big: Embrace Your Passion and Leap Into an Extraordinary Life
    Living Big: Embrace Your Passion and Leap Into an Extraordinary Life
    Living Big: Embrace Your Passion and Leap Into an Extraordinary Life
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    Living Big: Embrace Your Passion and Leap Into an Extraordinary Life

    By Pam Grout

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    Living Big profiles people who are living fully and completely.

    In these everyday heroes and heroines, we not only recognize our own potential but learn how to create our own big lives. Chapters conclude with three soul-searching questions and a section called "Boot Camp for the Soul," which includes actual practices readers can undertake to start Living Big now!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherConari Press
    Release dateNov 1, 2001
    ISBN9781609253288
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    Pam Grout

    Pam Grout is the author of fifteen books and two iPhone apps. A Midwestern stringer for People magazine, she has also written for Huffington Post, Travel & Leisure, Family Circle, Modern Maturity, the Washington Post, the Detroit Free Press, and many other publications. Visit her at www.pamgrout.com.

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