Independently Published
Unleash Your Inner Badass: 50 Coloring Empowering Affirmations for Success and Confidence
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- Natalie Porter
- Independently Published
- Paperback
- 9798860424791
- 11 X 8.5 X 0.11 inches
- 0.32 pounds
- Self-Help > Motivational & Inspirational
- English
Secure TransactionBook Description
Inside this innovative book, you'll discover a collection of 50 empowering affirmations that are not only thoughtfully crafted but also beautifully designed for coloring. Each affirmation is designed to help you enhance your self-belief, find your inner determination, and cultivate unwavering confidence.
The author's expertise as both a certified life coach and therapist ensures that these affirmations are not only impactful but also emotionally resonant. They have a deep understanding of the journey to personal growth and success, making this book a valuable companion on your path to unlocking your full potential.
Unleash Your Inner Badass isn't just a coloring book; it's a source of inspiration and empowerment. Whether you're seeking to boost your confidence, find motivation, or simply enjoy a relaxing coloring experience while reinforcing your self-belief, this book provides a unique and engaging way to achieve personal transformation.
Author Bio
Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow Natalie Porter is Assistant Professor of Anthropology. Porter is a medical anthropologist specializing in multispecies anthropology and the anthropology of science, technology, and medicine. Her research explores how pandemic disease threats are transforming scientific knowledge and public health practice worldwide.
Natalie is currently writing a book entitled, Viral Economies: An Ethnography of Bird Flu in Vietnam, which traces several bird flu interventions from their inception in multinational policy arenas through to their implementation in poultry farming communities. The book explores the exchange of resources at different sites of bird flu intervention in order to signal emerging tensions between the resolutely “public” ethos of global health and the increasingly proprietary devices of bio-security. Natalie is also carrying out a research project that analyses scientists’ ongoing efforts to regulate experiments on highly pathogenic viruses.
Before joining the faculty at Notre Dame, Natalie held positions at the University of Freiburg and the University of New Hampshire. She was also a postdoctoral fellow at the Institute for Science, Innovation & Society at the University of Oxford.
Research Interests
Medical anthropology; science and technology studies; multispecies ethnography; biopolitics; property; pandemics
A book project, “Viral Economies: Bird Flu Control and Global Health Experiments beyond the Human,” traces bird flu interventions from the multinational policy arena to their implementation in Vietnamese farming communities, exploring tensions between the “public” ethos of global health and the proprietary devices inherent in livestock economies and bio-security regimes. Other research analyses scientists’ efforts to regulate experiments on pathogenic viruses.
Source: University of Notre Dame
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