Ep. 10 - Dr. Maggie Gilewicz and HOW TO MAKE SURE YOUR LIFE DOESN'T SUCK
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Ep. 10 - Dr. Maggie Gilewicz and HOW TO MAKE SURE YOUR LIFE DOESN'T SUCK
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Let’s talk about your background. Tell us about your journey toward obtaining your doctorate and your practice in sociology.
You are also transformative coach which, Im sure, spawned the content for you book as How to Make Sure Your Life Doesn’t Suck, can you give us a glimpse into the practice of personal transformation as a profession, and how translating it into a book has gone for you?
So, 2020 has been quite the black hole for many people worldwide. Emotions have been ran through the wringer so to speak and people’s self esteems are low. We’re tired, we’re stressed. We’re seeking human connection in a world that won’t let us leave our houses for anything but groceries and emergencies. How can we learn to thrive on a personal level during this time? How can we re-design our lives to maximize our happiness?
Ok, let’s backtrack a bit and return to your book How to Make Sure Your Life Doesn’t Suck. You released in in January of this year and since then how have you been monitoring its success?
It currently has 62 starred reviews on Amazon. What methods have you gone through to make sure your readers are willing and able to post so many reviews?
Many people see social media as a negative influence in their lives. If we were to poll my listeners (and the world in general) and ask them “Have you ever felt that online life is a source for negativity in your progress be it spiritual, emotional, professional, academic, etc,” I’d be willing to be a high percentage would answer that our digital habit don’t produce the happiness we hope they would. You, however, seem to go against that current- your online life seems really quite jovial and happy. What advice do you have for those of us who are leery about using screens and social media to feed our hunger for happiness?
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