How to Get Back Up When Life Knocks You Down

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During this hour-long training program with Marnie and Sheryl Giesbrecht you'll hear riveting survival stories plus will learn: 1) What to do when you didn't see a knock-down coming, 2) What to do when you do see one coming, and 3) How to get back up when you're down and wounded. Exchanging hurt for hope is Sheryl Giesbrecht’s focus—a message she shares with audiences as a radio personality and speaker. Her new book, “Get Back Up: Trusting God When Life Knocks You Down,” is both inspirational and educational. Learn more at FromAshesToBeauty.com Host, Marnie Swedberg, is the online mentor to over 13,000 super busy leaders from 30 countries. You are invited to join us through the instant-access Online Membership Program.

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