It’’s OK to be Great!: Embracing Who You Are

Every person has a seed of greatness inside of them, unfortunately too many people never cultivate the seed to experience their greatness. So often we get stuck in life and don't know how to pull ourselves out of a situation. It's apart of life, but too often people stay stuck in their mind and in those situations far too long. There are times when you can easily move past bad experiences and there are times when it becomes too difficult to let go and move on. You are responsible for moving past experiences that hold you back, even if the experience was caused by another person. You have the power to improve and excel in every aspect of your life. It starts with being your authentic self. This book is going to show you a four-step method to changing anything that holds you back in any part of your life. Four steps, sounds simple, but it requires "work" on your part. Anything easy is not worth having and anything worth having is never easy. It's OK to be Great

Becky Davis, The Growth Accelerator Expert, is a success trainer who help’s purpose-driven women entrepreneur’s, who are ready to take their business to the next level, accelerate their growth in 90 day’s or less while staying authentic and true to their values using her Peak Performance Growth Accelerator System. Becky has over 20 years experience helping individuals get extraordinary results. She worked as a regional vice president for a fortune 500 company, and honed the skills to effectively develop and train leaders to exceed performance expectations. She is the founder of MVPwork, a coaching and consulting practice that works with individuals, entrepreneurs and organizations to achieve P.E.A.K. Performance, using her growth acceleration system that guides individuals in four key areas of growth, Purpose, Expanding, Authenticity and Knowledge. Becky is the author of six books and owns a Christian apparel store called Jesusheir and she is the founder of Leading In High Heels Inc., a non -profit organization focused on helping women of domestic violence and abuse. She has received the 2014 Women Who Inspire award, Women of Excellence award and Powerful Women of Influence recognition. But most importantly, she is a Dallas Cowboy fan.