Books by Laura Lee
“Out of the chaos of my life, your books have been a beacon of hope.”
Is it time to find a new life for yourself? Then you’ve come to the right place! Midlife Magic is an exciting journey into positive life change, with lots of bonus material!
Laura Lee lost her marriage, her job, her career, and almost her home, before she woke up to the fact that things were NOT working out as she had planned. Complete with a reference guide and peppered with motivating quotes and resources, this dramatic story of personal transformation provides inspiration as well as a wealth of information about navigating through crisis to opportunity.
Here Laura Lee walks you through the internal psychological steps necessary to go from confused and depressed, to a life full of self-respect, success, and love! Midlife Magic is available through AMAZON and BARNES & NOBLE or, if you wish, you may contact Laura Lee directly at MidlifeCrisisQueen@gmail.com
Do you ever feel like a loser? Then here’s the e-book for you! Are you ready to feel better about yourself? This short, compelling e-book is full of stories and advice on how to stop feeling like a loser today, and move on to life changer. Check out a free excerpt on Smashbooks.com. It comes in every format imaginable for your viewing convenience!
Laura Lee also just completed a companion journal to go with Midlife Magic, called The Midlife Change Workbook.
This workbook helps you acknowledge and process your own internal journey as you confront difficult emotional barriers which keep you from giving yourself EXACTLY what you want.
Here are some reviews of Laura Lee’s books:
About Feel like a Loser? “I love the way you write, with a ‘human’ voice. It’s like listening to an old friend. Is your book helpful? Hell yes! You speak from the heart and from experience, which lends credibility.” – Brett Newmyer
“There are many books about midlife crisis these days. However, there is something quite compelling about a writer baring her emotional soul to the anonymous reader. In Midlife Magic, Laura Lee writes a heartfelt and well thought out chronicle of her journey through leaving her abusive marriage and losing her job in her late 40’s to her successful rediscovery of her Self and her own power to change in midlife. Complete with a reference guide and peppered with motivating quotes and resources, Laura Lee’s book is a quick read, sure to give you a boost of inspiration for managing your own midlife crisis!” – Boomer, LA
“Midlife Magic reads like a talk with a good friend who really, really gets it. Instead of judgment and criticism for all the crazy thoughts and feelings that come with the territory of midlife, we get support, understanding and a conspiratorial, “I know exactly how you feel!”
Using advice, thought-provoking ideas and humble story telling, Midlife Magic inspires and guides us as we do the work of our own midlife crisis.” - Karen author of theBestKeptSecret.ca
“Hang on, it all changes!” Laura Lee’s mantra provides hope to all who are struggling with midlife crises. By reading her story, I realized that I am not alone, and it is OK to ask for help. Thanks, Laura Lee.” –Barbara Weibel, author of HoleInTheDonutTravel.com
“Laura Lee makes her own midlife lessons–although difficult–seem essential, achievable, even appealing. I laughed my way through the pages, learning every step of the way. This book is a delight!” - Katy Piotrowski, career counselor
“Like a scrapbook of snapshots, Midlife Magic recounts a long journey through a series of adventures in self-discovery. It will certainly help a guy understand what all the fuss is about.” -Philip Persinger, author of Do the Math: a novel of the inevitable
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Hello Laura Lee,
I wonder if you’d like to be WomenBloom’s next Guest Blogger of the Week?
You can choose a favorite blog post you’ve already done, or write one for the occasion! We basically post on the site and put you on the front page.
I hope you’ll consider it, you have a lot of good stuff here!
And BTW, congrats on an inspiring midlife makeover!
Allison
Your comments are so timely for me. I am currently in the blame game (myself) for leaving a well paying job for another one two years ago. I know that is truly living in the past, but now that I am an active job seeker, that old job and that old company doesn’t seem as bad as I thought it was at the time. I have to always remind myself, look ahead not behind.