Beth Kempton is an award-winning entrepreneur and the bestselling author of Wabi Sabi: Japanese wisdom for a perfectly imperfect life, Calm Christmas and a Happy New Year, We Are in This Together and Freedom Seeker. Beth's books have been translated into 24 languages, chosen as an Apple USA 'must listen' audiobook on iTunes, and recommended in TIME Magazine, British Vogue, The Telegraph, Sunday Times Style and Psychologies Magazine among others. Beth has two degrees in Japanese and has spent many years living and working in Japan, which she considers her second home. She is also a qualified yoga teacher and a Reiki Master trained in the Japanese tradition in Tokyo. As Founder of Do What You Love, Beth has produced and taught online courses and workshops that have helped tens of thousands of people all over the world to discover their passion, explore their creativity and live a more inspired life. She describes herself as a wanderer, an adventurer and a seeker of beauty. Beth is the mother of two small girls who fill her with joy every single day. www.bethkempton.com / Instagram @bethkempton
The Way of the Fearless Writer is WONDERFUL. This book is a
tonic for the soul. All writers should take time to read this.
There are many books about writing, but Beth's approach is
practical, honest and yet deeply spiritual and caring. We're
keeping this book by our bedside. This is more than just a book,
it's a way of life. -- Parul Bavishi & Matt Trinetti * co-founders
of the London Writers' Salon *
In The Way of the Fearless Writer, Beth Kempton uses a
Buddhist sensitivity to create a path at the intersection of our
inner life, our daily life, and the lifelong practices of opening
and listening; all in the service of the deeper expressive journey
which, if true to, gives us access to the life below. Walk with
Beth on this path and the vow to write will bring your depth to the
surface and your voice into the world. -- Mark Nepo * author of
Surviving Storms and The Book of Awakening *
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