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Rotorua Library, Te Aka Mauri
Rotorua, New Zealand
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Fri, 20 Nov, 6pm - 7:30pm NZDT

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An inspiring guide to letting go of the past, turning inaction into action, and taking charge of your own destiny.

Suzanne Paul is one of New Zealand's most cherished personalities, known for her unwavering positivity. Over the last twenty years in her work as a motivational speaker she has taught people around the country how to overcome setbacks and take charge of their future.

Through her own extraordinary path in life, Suzanne has collected tips and tricks she uses every day to help her achieve her goals. Sharing them in this book, these are the pep talks that bolstered her through turbulent highs and lows in business, marriage, family, friendship and mental health, and the lessons she's learned along the way.

Suzanne has a hard-won message for everybody who has ever doubted themselves; who has thought it's too late to pursue a dream; who has faced or feared failure: Your time is now. You can do it.

Featuring a bonus chapter on how to sell anything, anywhere!

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  • Suzanne Paul

    Suzanne Paul

    Suzanne Paul is an English-born New Zealand television personality, who gained fame for marketing Natural Glow makeup and appearing on various infomercials since the 1990s, affectionately nicknamed the "infomercial queen". Paul has also made appearances in numerous television shows both as a presenter and a guest, including as the winner of the New Zealand version of Dancing with the Stars in 2007.

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Rotorua Library, Te Aka Mauri
Rotorua, New Zealand