Your Personal Quest: Mastering The Art & Science of Evolving Intentionally.

Ever wondered why:

  • We often choose suffering over happiness?
  • We pursue traditional forms of success that leaves us drained?
  • We seek external validation, even when it disconnects us from our true self?
  • We stay stuck in jobs or situations that no longer serve us?

I delve into these curiosities, offering “The Quest” as a roadmap to genuine freedom. Drawing from leadership and personal experiences, and grounded in scientific research, this book aims to unravel the complex tapestry of our emotions, ego, and actions.

If you’ve ever felt triggered, trapped, yearned for change, or just wanted a deeper understanding of yourself, this book is for you.

As I pen down my thoughts, I’m guided by the incredible Debbie Jenkins from The Asset Path and surrounded by a cohort of inspiring colleagues, each on their unique writing journey.

Interested in joining me on this journey?

Join my mailing list. By sharing your details, you’ll get exclusive updates, sneak previews, a chance to participate in quizzes and be the first to know when the book hits the shelves.

Get the book:  https://geni.us/pquest
And bonuses: www.yourpersonalquest.com
About the Author Rachel Evers

With over twenty-five years of experience across the legal, business, and humanitarian sectors, Rachel Evers has lived her belief in the transformative power of personal growth and intentional living. From her leadership at Warner Music Group to impactful roles at the United Nations, Rachel's journey is a testament to the profound impact of pursuing personal evolution. She reminds us that our own development radiates outward, enhancing the collective wellbeing and fostering a world brimming with compassion and understanding.

More books...

The DNA of Engagement: A story-based approach to building trust and influencing change
Hate Excel?: Learn to love the software that can transform your confidence and career
RE-DISCOVERED: Down & Dirty Spirituality to revitalise who you really are, where you’re going and what you came here to do