Monique van Tulder, author of "A Grown Up's Gap Year: Put YOU in the picture", shares the inspiring story behind her midlife memoir and self-help book. Discover what prompted Monique's "Shirley Valentine moment" of running away from home at 57 to embark on an 8-month solo journey of self-discovery and reinvigoration.
Monique discusses the challenges of vulnerable personal storytelling, working with experts to enrich her book's message, and the importance of self-care during the writing and publishing process. She also shares a peek into her upcoming book project aimed at helping men navigate their own midlife transitions.
Whether you're contemplating a midlife reset, struggling to balance writing with self-care, or simply seeking inspiration to put yourself back in the picture, you'll find wisdom, wit and relatability in Monique's transformative tale.
RESOURCES:
- instagram.com/moniquevantulder/
- linkedin.com/in/monique-van-tulder-330536a2
- amazon.com/Grown-Ups-Gap-Year-Lifestyle-ebook/dp/B0D8L8P1B1/
- Gillian Whitney: linkedin.com/in/gillianwhitney
- For more information checkout EasyPeasyBooks.com
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