Free Book From Amazon: Get Your Copy of “How Will You Create Positive Change” and Now You Can Read the Second Book in Series

16 people who are changing the world.

You can read about them and be inspired in this collection of interviews. “How Will You Create Positive Change” is a guide for anyone who wants change, but is unsure of where to start.  It’s free for Amazon Kindle until the 22nd.

Sixteen amazing people from around the world have shared successful stories of how they created positive change in their communities. Each interview includes a blueprint for how they took action, what obstacles they overcame, and advice on how everyone can be an active participant in creating a better world.

These agents of change are championing for human rights, education, health, environmental sustainability, ending violence, eradicating poverty, mentoring youth, improving their communities, and inventing products that create a better world. They are different genders, skin colors and ages who live in different countries and have different beliefs. What they share in common is taking action.

You can get this book for your Amazon Kindle or to read on your computer FREE! This is a limited time offer that will only be available until midnight of Tuesday, the 22nd.  http://www.amazon.com/Will-Create-Positive-Change-ebook/dp/B00CIITPAS/ref=la_B007LMUEJ2_1_4?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1382042111&sr=1-4

Please share the link with your family and friends. Post it on Facebook. Inspire others to get involved in their communities.

Even more exciting news…

The second book, and special environmental edition, in the Up To You Series, “We Will Create Sustainable Change” is now available to read at Bookemon or Amazon.

It’s the air you breathe… the water you drink… the food you eat… the world you depend on.

Eleven people from around the world have shared successful stories of sustainable environmental change. Learn about a variety of issues such as farming, sustainable urban areas, water conservation, animal rescue, and community partnerships. Each interview includes a blueprint for how they took action, what obstacles they overcame, and advice on how everyone can be an active participant in creating a better world.