E-EMPOWERMENT BLOG TALK RADIO WORKSHOPS DESIGNED ESP

by E-Empowerment

- Wed, Nov 12 2008

You know the feelings: overwhelmed, mentally exhausted, unable to think a complete thought, the urge to cry. None of that sounds familiar?

How about: sick and tired, at your wits’ end, the need to scream STOP and HELP! Life gets the best of us emotionally, intellectually and spiritually - at least once a week - right?

So E Incorporated Founder E. Claudette Freeman knows about the pressures of career, family, ministry, education, finances, health, relationships and other commitments and how all of it can build a seemingly unmovable mountain of emotions right in the middle of your spirit. She knows it, because she's experienced it. There has been a tremendous force, after her faith, that has helped her bring clarity, focus and purpose to her life - WRITING. Based on her own experiences of writing her way through the death of loved ones, major medical diagnosis, depression and the desire to be more, she has developed literary-based workshops that encourage the writing to release, writing to claim and writing to live principle.

We know that we all need to find a therapeutic and comfortable way to release, regroup and renovate our thinking and our lives. That’s why we are invigorated by the opportunity to offer several of the E-EMPOWERMENT SESSIONS to you in abbreviated fashion here on BlogTalk Radio.

On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 8am, for half an hour Freeman will lead you on a literary-empowerment journey that will revolutionize your thinking. Now the sessions on BlogTalk radio are free; however, course materials which will be referenced through the workshop schedule must be purchased by clicking here: www.soeincorporated.com/eclasses.aspx

Are you ready? Classes start Tuesday, November 18, 2008, 8am.

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