You Can Visit, but You Can't Live There

by Amy Travis

Overview

Why is it that, in this era of tremendous prosperity, so many individuals face anxiety-related issues? An estimated one in three Americans will struggle with anxiety at some point in their lives, with hardest hit demographic being women ages eighteen to twenty-nine. This is a phenomenon for which there is no good explanation.

You Can Visit, but You Can't Live There: Keys to Living Free from Fear, Anxiety, and Guilt is a how-to guide providing anecdotal responses to common problems that prevent us from living the happy, meaningful lives for which God created us. Through this book you will learn
• how to stop allowing others to control your time and priorities,
• how to bounce back from failure or disappointments,
• how to overcome irrational fear,
• and much, much more!

Contained within are simple tools we can use to train our minds to effectively process uncomfortable emotions so that we may live full, productive lives, free from fear, anxiety, and guilt.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163056507
Publisher:	FUSION Publishing Group
Publication date:	12/15/2020
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	979,974
File size:	882 KB

About the Author

Amy is the founder of FUSION Leadership Group. After high school, she studied theology at Wheaton College but dropped out after two years to start a family. Twenty years later, she completed her bachelor’s degree in Psychology at Liberty University. She also holds a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership from South University, as well as several certifications in business, including Project Management Professional (PMP) and Six Sigma. The meshing of the disciplines of psychology, business, and theology shaped her thinking and lead her down the path toward completing You Can Visit, but You Can’t Live There.
This project is a collaboration of material developed from working in the corporate world, teaching Bible studies, speaking at leadership conferences, and counseling with individuals over a twenty-five-year period.
Amy’s passion is to see young men and women Live Free and avoid the many pitfalls of our post-postmodern culture in America was further forged while helping her young adult children navigate state universities and hold on to their faith and conservative values.

Amy and Perry have been married for over thirty years and have three adult children: Nathan, active-duty US Air Force; Valerie, enlisted in the US Air National Guard and a police officer for the city of Pittsburgh and is married to a police officer; and Nicholas, headed to the Navy after high school.