"Be Better" Author: Ebube Olivia Akueme

On this episode of the Bold Book, Dr Denise is joined by Speaker, Lifestyle Coach and Author of "Be Better": Ebube Olivia Akueme "Be Better" is a captivating guide that delves into the intricacies of relationships, personal growth, and living a fulfilling life. From conquering deep fears to nurturing supportive connections, this book offers practical advice and heartfelt wisdom. Discover the keys to patience, gratitude, and maintaining healthy relationships. Explore topics like overcoming negativity, finding love, and conquering jealousy. But the book doesn't stop there—it also delves into financial management, mental well-being, and pursuing your dreams. With transformative insights, relatable anecdotes, and actionable steps, "Be Better" empowers you to overcome challenges, nurture meaningful connections, and unlock your true potential. It's a roadmap to navigate life's hurdles and create a brighter future. Embark on a journey of self-discovery, personal growth, and authentic relationships. Let this book inspire you to take charge, embrace positivity, and thrive in every aspect of your life to help you reach your full potential. About Author: Ebube Olivia Akueme: Ebube Olivia Akueme is a dedicated and enthusiastic individual. She possesses excellent interpersonal skills and confidently communicates the concept of becoming a better you concisely and articulately at all levels. She believes in setting one's priorities in the order of God first, family next, followed by work. She is a delightful speaker and intelligent lifestyle coach. Her philosophy is that the family is the building block of society, and one must get it right there before trying to influence the larger society. She and her husband are blessed with five wonderful children. To contact Ebube: FB: Ebube Olivia Akueme IG: EbubeSki TicTok: Ebube Speaks Thank you for joining us today. To Connect with Dr. Denise Nicholson go to www.denisenicholson.com or email her at [email protected] SUBSCRIBE for New Episodes every week