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by Elizabeth Power (Author)
Funny, true, powerful vignettes that are the best of the Appalachian parables about change, choice and power. Think about that old classic: "The Hen's Involved but the Hog's Committed" which is about breakfast. How is it about life, too? Just ask a hog about to give up a ham, and see how the chicken's perspective on the hardship of laying an egg changes! Elizabeth Power is a Southern voice of authenticity whose professional world is helping people make and manage change--particularly as they wrestle down the ghosts of their past. She's an internationally recognized thought leader in Trauma-Responsive thinking and the founder of The Trauma-Informed Academy.
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by Elizabeth Power (Author)
Funny, true, powerful vignettes that are the best of the Appalachian parables about change, choice and power. Think about that old classic: "The Hen's Involved but the Hog's Committed" which is about breakfast. How is it about life, too? Just ask a hog about to give up a ham, and see how the chicken's perspective on the hardship of laying an egg changes! Elizabeth Power is a Southern voice of authenticity whose professional world is helping people make and manage change--particularly as they wrestle down the ghosts of their past. She's an internationally recognized thought leader in Trauma-Responsive thinking and the founder of The Trauma-Informed Academy.
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