Self Discovery’s EBook series author Rev Nanci Adair hosted by Sara Troy

UKandu-Retire Your Inner Critic
Are you an artist who doesn’t paint, a screen-writer who isn’t writing, a musician whose guitar is leaning against the wall? You’re not alone. You’ve got an inner critic, the kind that besets most of my clients and indeed was for many years my own obstacle to creative expression and a joyful spirit. Please read my own story of self-discovery so you too can retire your inner critic.
Nanci was blessed from an early age with vision and the power to manifest her dreams. Growing up, her earliest inspiration came from a children’s book: Harold and the Purple Crayon. Like Harold, Nanci could create a world of her own simply by drawing it into being.
Rev. Nanci Weston Adair, MA, LCPC, ACC is an award-winning host and executive producer of UKandu Radio part of the Amazing Women of Power network.( Ukando Radio) Nanci is a woman of many passions and talents. Nanci is an illustrator, counsellor, and coach known as the coaches coach. Nanci is an ordained interface minister who has devoted much of her career life to helping addicts in recovery to unleash their creativity and obtain spiritual transformation.
Nanci’s New show here
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FOR HER CHAPTER IN LIBERATE YOUR SOUL PURPOSE GO HERE


Do you have a dream but struggling with how to actually make it happen? Sometimes it can be intimidating to start your own business, write that book, or take that leap of faith to pursue your true passion in life. So… here are three very simple strategies you can use to create success doing what you love.It just takes Baby Steps.







Lillian S. Cauldwell created and operated the first women owned and run Internet talk radio network established in 2005. In the past eleven years, the network has garnered a listening audience of over ten million listeners, half 4.5 million listen to ‘on demand’ archival programs.
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