That's Not Who I Am
I Know Better Than That
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That's Not Who I Am is a thought restructuring workbook to alter negative thinking using the power within oneself. This positive affirmation is so profound that when someone says this statement, it brings immediate awareness and alerts the consciousness to that staement. It makes us question ourselves and then we start to contemplalte how this statement identifes with us an individual. We ask ourselves, does this apply to me? Is there a need for a behavior change, attitude change somewhere in my life? This workbook has a Self Inventory Interview Questionnaire that ask questions that are so thought provoking that we can see and clarify who we really are. We can decide to be truthful and admit that there is always work to be done in ourselves.
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Are you willing and ready to be truthful with yourself about inappropriate behaviors that need to change in your life? Are you finding that your actions are displaying the opposite of how you want to be identified?
In That’s Not Who I AM, author Cheryl W. Spooner offers a personal workbook to help you see yourself for who you really are as you declare your own personal truth. This journaling tool shows you how to rethink how you want to live your life by discovering what areas need productive change or improvement. It highlights how important it is to do your own self-evaluation, to unveil where change needs to happen and where positive strengths lie dormant.
That’s Not Who I Am is a work tool that can be used for children, families, adults, teachers, school personnel, professionals, community leaders, community agencies, entrepreneurs, clergy, churches, private/public sector organizations or anyone with a desire to see positive change in our homes, schools, communities and the world at large. This tool encourages you to write down your thoughts as you answer questions personal to you.
About the Author
Cheryl W. Spooner is a compassionate and experienced healthcare professional with a Master’s degree in Social Work from Louisiana State University. Cheryl loves to motivate people to see that they can fulfill their highest potential. She has over 40 years of experience in social services. She began her career, working with people with developmental disabilities and she went on to work with children and families with mental illness. She is a wife, mother of four children and six grandchildren. She is a Social Worker and currently serves her community as Executive Director of a Mental Health Rehabilitation Clinic in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.