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Kita Szpak

http://www.kitaszpak.com


Kita started writing 15 years ago, first telling her children’s stories to her three sons. Kita published her first book “You’re Special Wherever You Are” at the end of 2009. (The book was honored as a finalist in the 6th Annual U.S. Indie National Excellence Awards in the Children’s Inspirational/Motivational category in June 2012). Transitioning into the “big people” sphere, Kita co-authored “Tipping Point to Happiness” - a little book with a big message in 2010. As a follow up to the book’s release, Kita undertook a U.S. radio campaign with Annie Jennings focusing on happiness, earning the title of “happiness expert” along the way. The book earned her the title of one of the top 50 authors you should be reading on TheAuthorsShow.com.


Last August, Kita hosted the “Happiness for Parents Formula” Telesummit. Dr. Christine Carter, Dr. Joseph Ciarrochi, Dr. Fran Walfish and Dr. Friedemann Schaub were among the 21 experts Kita interviewed. Since then, she has developed a “Keep It SIMPLE Sweetie (KISS) program as well as held free online training calls. More information as well as registration for Kita’s telesummits and her weekly Gentle Messages can be found at www.kitaszpak.com


Kita’s latest book The SIMPLE Life: Shiny Objects Not Required is now available on www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com as well as on www.kitaszpak.com


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Posts by Kita Szpak:

  • Peace On Earth: Peace In Your Home This Holiday Season
    • December 12th, 2012
    Families are not perfect The holiday season seems to underscore this fact: putting adults fuelled by eggnog in close quarters over a stretch of time are the perfect ingredients for bringing out the worst in us.  So [...]




  • The Positive Side of Pessimism
    • December 3rd, 2012
    Yes, you read that right – there is a positive side to being pessimistic. When I first encountered the positive aspects of being negative, I was as surprised as you are. Think about it: it’s so easy for us to slip [...]




  • When’s the Last Time You Were a Princess?
    • November 19th, 2012
    I’m doing a reading of one of my stories for an upcoming children’s tea party. Since the character I’m reading about is a dragon, I’ve decided to dress up as a princess for the afternoon.  And you know what?  [...]




  • Mommies: It’s Not What You Say…
    • November 3rd, 2012
    I don’t mean to put extra pressure on all you mommies out there. But it is a fact that you are the number one person that your kids look up to and pay attention to most when they’re in their formative years. Your [...]




  • There’s Scared and There’s SCARED
    • October 28th, 2012
    It’s a perfect setup: It’s getting dark, the wind’s howling, the leaves are blowing and you’re heading home fast to be there for the kids before they head out to trick or treat.  You think back to when you were [...]




  • Let’s Try This: What’s Right with Me?
    • October 9th, 2012
    Have you ever asked yourself, “What’s wrong with me?” Plenty of times I bet.  This kind of self-talk stems from an over-emphasis in our culture of trying to fix what doesn’t belong or LOOK like it doesn’t  [...]




  • Make Time for Yourself and Get Happy
    • September 27th, 2012
    Tweak Your Schedule Tweaking your daily schedule can make the difference between living a happy life versus slugging it out day after day.  Let’s face it: we all have busy lives with more than enough things that have [...]