GRANDMASTER KIM
Happy Holidays!
Share a gift of inner power to your loved ones this holiday season
Seven Steps to Inner Power
How to Break Through to Awesome
Happy Holidays!
Share a gift of inner power to your loved ones this holiday season
Seven Steps to Inner Power
How to Break Through to Awesome
The Key Features
In this uniquely inspiring and down-to-earth guide, you will learn how to:
Apply her seven power principles to bring the creative part of yourself out of hiding and into action with confidence
Identify and overcome the real barriers to your happiness and fulfillment
Create a strong future unhindered by the past, your environment, or your own self-criticism
Free yourself from self-defeating ways of thinking with five mental habits to boost your determination and drive
About the Book
Are you pursuing your dreams with the enthusiasm and focus of an Olympic athlete? Or do you put limits on who you can be and what you can achieve? In this compelling guide to fearless, creative living, Tae Yun Kim, a martial arts great grandmaster, shows that no matter what your age or background, culture or career, you don’t have to settle for anything less than awesome in your life.
She should know. Abused, abandoned, and forbidden to pursue her passion to train in the martial arts, she broke through the ultimate glass ceiling to become one of the most highly ranked martial artists in the world today and the founder of her own school of martial arts aimed at overcoming limitations in every area of life.
Now in Seven Steps to Inner Power, Dr. Tae Yun Kim reveals how you, too, can apply the secrets she teaches her martial arts students to break through every barrier to your personal and professional goals. Her hard-earned experience along with a wisdom rooted in ancient martial arts tradition are the perfect combination to get you to rethink what is possible for you—and to reach for it with gusto.
About the Author
Dr. Tae Yun Kim’s life is the quintessential rags-to-riches American success story—and like many of these stories, it does not begin in America. She was born in a shack in a tiny Korean village and ostracized from birth. She was expected, like the other girls in her village, to raise many sons. Nevertheless, from the time she was a child, she broke with tradition. Through hard work and despite unthinkable obstacles and challenges, she became not only the first female grandmaster in the history of Korean martial arts but also one of the most successful female businesswomen in America today.
