Passionpreneur Publishing proudly announces that Amrith Nawoor has started the journey of becoming a published author.
Jul 19, 2023
His upcoming inspiring book is titled Your Optimal Self - Discover the Code Smart People Apply to Elevate Their Game and will be available via major players in the global book distribution field.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates Jul 18, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - About The Book
In this book, Amrith highlights why people are drifting away from what really matters to them. He shares, through real life scenarios, how common people like you and him can take back control and start making improvements. Discover what he refers to as the Code used by successful individuals to up their game and maintain the standards.
Once released, the book will be available in print format in the USA, UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and the Middle East; and the e-book will have distribution from more than 70 online partners serving readers across the globe.
About The Author:
Amrith Nawoor has been a tech business leader for over 25 years. He has a diverse and rich experience from working in the corporate world, bringing enterprise grade solutions to customers to solve critical business problems.
Amrith is a philanthropist involved in various community projects to positively impact people's lives. He believes in the future generation and works closely with students and young professionals, as well as people who are in search of solutions to catalyze their growth.
About Passionpreneur Publishing:
An indie publisher, Passionpreneur Publishing successfully helps entrepreneurs and professional experts become International Authors in as few as 90 days.
Passionpreneur Publishing specialises in transformational books including business, self-help, personal growth and spiritual titles in order to help authors share their messages and gain credibility in their chosen fields.
Passionpreneur Publishing boasts an all-star board of advisors from across the globe covering a wide spectrum of expertise around the books, publishing and media industry to ensure the application of global best-practice in every service offered and providing a worldwide network of some of the world's top thought leaders.
Passionpreneur Publishing team is looking forward to supporting entrepreneurs, experts and leaders in achieving their dream of becoming an international author in the coming few months.
If you would like to BECOME A PUBLISHED AUTHOR in the coming 3-6 months, click here https://bit.ly/36YIlzv to download this FREE publishing guide
YOU HAVE A MESSAGE TO SHARE; THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR YOUR BOOK
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