How to Be Hopeful
Your Toolkit to Rediscover Hope and Help Create a Kinder World
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Narrado por:
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Bernadette Russell
Sobre este áudio
How to Be Hopeful offers all we need to live and to act with renewed hope for ourselves and for a more compassionate world.
Whether we're grieving or afraid, worn down by everyday troubles or relentless bad news, there is always hope. As an expert on the multiple benefits of hope and kindness, Bernadette Russell reveals how hope can be nurtured by all of us, even in uncertain times.
Filled with cutting-edge research, timeless philosophy and tales of triumph over adversity, this uplifting and essential toolkit will give you all you need to cultivate hope in yourself, your community and in our future.
With plenty of 'try this' tips and case studies of everyday 'hope heroes', How to Be Hopeful will inspire you to live and to act with renewed hope for a more compassionate world.
©2020 Bernadette Russell (P)2021 Bolinda Publishing Pty LtdResumo da Crítica
"Hope is the alchemy that turns a life around, and Bernadette Russell's delightful and informative book gives us the toolkit to ignite hope in each of us." (Julia Samuel, author of Grief Works)
"The ideas and exercises in How to Be Hopeful will soothe your soul." (Katherine May, author of Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times)
"Bernadette reminds us of our values and ideals and that each of us has power to affect change." (Vera Chok, co-author of The Good Immigrant)
"Exactly what is needed right now. Hope AND action." (Stella Duffy O.B.E., author and co-founder of Fun Palaces campaign for cultural democracy)