Nader Vasseghi of "Path to Freedom", Dossé-Via Trenou of "Signs & Skymates", Erika Hayasaki of "Sisters Somewhere"

Nader Vasseghihttps://nadervasseghi.com/BOOK: Path to Freedom: Leading a life of Joy, Impact, and Abundancehttps://www.amazon.com/dp/1504390873Dossé-Via Trenouhttps://dossevia.com/https://knowthezodiac.com/BOOK: Signs & Skymates: the Ultimate Guide to Astrological Compatibilityhttps://www.runningpress.com/titles/dosse-via-trenou/signs-skymates/9780762478019/Erika Hayasakihttp://erikahayasaki.com/books-1BOOK: Somewhere Sisters: a story of adoption, identity, and the meaning of familyhttps://www.amazon.com/Somewhere-Sisters-Adoption-Identity-Meaning/dp/1616209127====================================================================Nader Vasseghi is an executive coach, entrepreneur, award-winning musician, and author of “Path to freedom: Leading a life of Joy, Impact and Abundance”, and his forthcoming book on “Conscious Leadership”. He is the founder of Cnergist Inc., an executive coaching firm committed to transforming and elevating the lives of business leaders and high achievers. https://cnergist.com/Dossé-Via Trenou is a West African astrologer who has been studying the field since she was 10 years old. In a quest to know herself better, she explored her own birth chart, as well as those of her friends and family, and astrology became her passion. Dossé-Via Trenou is a star astrologer and founder of @ScorpioMystique and KnowTheZodiac. Signs & Skymates is her ultimate guide to astrological compatibility—from romance to self-love. https://dossevia.com/Erika Hayasaki is an award-winning journalist and author of Somewhere Sisters: A Story of Adoption, Identity, and the Meaning of Family. Somewhere Sisters tells the incredible story of identical twins who were born in Việt Nam, raised on opposite sides of the world, and reunited as teenagers. Told from their perspectives, is covers the challenging conceptions about transnational and transracial adoption, Asian and Asian American identity, the nature versus nurture debate, poverty and privilege, and what it means to give a child a good life. http://erikahayasaki.com/