Anne Lyken-Garner is a published author, freelance writer, blogger and editor. She writes for, and manages 4 blogs and edited The Writers Bureau online student magazine for 2 years. She specialises in relationships (link goes to her relationship blog) and self-confidence building.
Anne is a qualified and experienced youth counsellor and worked with young people for over 10 years, in different parts of the world. Her other passions include DIY and home improvement, which she showcases at the blog linked here.
Anne uses this blog to help readers come to terms with their past in order to build a more confident future. She believes that the only way to transform the darkness of self-doubt is to address and deal with the shackles you’ve allowed to hold you down. Having dealt with low self-esteem herself, Anne used the strategies she outlines in this blog to become someone she likes and is proud of. She’s confident that she can help you get there too. Find out more about her inspirational memoir at her author page or below.
If you’d like to contact Anne about guest posting relevant material or about advertising on this blog, send her a message here. If you have questions about, or wish to use any of the posts on this site please leave your comment or enquiry on the relevant article page. You can also hire Anne to write articles on any of the linked, related topics above. See how she can help you develop or improve your own site (at the ‘hire’ link) where she shows authors how to build a platform and establish their writing reputation.
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Anne’s books are available on her author page on Amazon: UK Author page and Author page for the rest of the world
Location: Bristol, United Kingdom
About How To Build Confidence
Build Confidence was started simply for Anne to share her personal confidence-building tips with you. After a very tough childhood, overcome by pain, poverty, emotional and extreme physical abuse, Anne was able to emerge a confident, well-rounded individual. Build Confidence is the product of what Anne has worked on her entire life, based on her personal experience and work qualifications.
Are you allowing your past to shape who you are today? Are you finding it hard to release the shackles older, stronger people placed on you in your childhood? This book will show you how the perseverance of one little girl allowed her to reshape a negative destiny into a positive outcome.
This is an inspiring, true tale of a little girl struggling to rise above appalling living conditions, poverty, violence and abuse.
Sunday’s Child tells of the harrowing systematic abuse of a little girl by her grandmother, while giving the reader a glimpse of the political and cultural climate of 1980’s Guyana.
In a desperate economic crisis, Guyana is forced to resort to food and energy rationing. Acclaimed author Anne Lyken-Garner’s tale picks up on the humorous aspects that the young girl experiences while forced to spend hours in food lines, simultaneously unfolding the sadness and desperation that is her everyday life.
A soldier in Jonestown, where more than nine hundred people committed mass suicide, the young girl’s uncle tells her of the dead bodies he’s seen – but she doesn’t mention the one that she herself has witnessed. When she loses the one person in her life who cares for her – and tries to save her – she knows in her heart that her life is about to end…
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