Marnie Pehrson Kuhns
Marnie Pehrson Kuhns is a bestselling author, Certified SimplyALIGN Practitioner, coach and mentor. Marnie's signature work is, Finding Peace in a Turbulent World: Living in Sacred Nature along with the accompanying journal/planner, affirmation card deck, free online course and coaching program. You can learn more here.
Inspired by the property where she lives, Marnie has written historic novels such as Angel and the Enemy, Rebecca's Reveries, In Love We Trust / Second Sight, and others. Her home has also served as her thinking spot for inspirational titles such as Light the World: How Your Brilliance Can Shift the Planet, You're Here for a Reason: Discover and Live Your Purpose and her Trust Your Heart Series. Find a more complete list of Marnie's books on Amazon.
As a Certified SimplyHealed™ Practitioner, Marnie can assist you in past the emotional blockages, negative self-talk, procrastination and other limiting beliefs that could be stifling your creativity and your ability to connect fully to your Core Sacred Self (that part of you that is wired for peace, love, and joy).
David Kuhns
Fiction. Poetry. Story telling. Web content. Corporate training. Local Search Optimization. Presentations. Marketing strategies. White papers. Business plans. Newspaper and magazine articles. Requests for proposals. Technical documentation. Ghostwriting. Book Editing. Process analysis, improvement and training. They’re all powered by words … and Dave loves words! Whether it’s for international corporations such as Microsoft, Boeing, T-Mobile, Kimberly-Clark, ATT and others, or for small customers such as organic hair salons, startup software companies, or health care practitioners, Dave enjoys helping his clients discover and share their messages. He also loves teaching people how to increase their observational, contemplative and creative skills, especially out in nature. For his writing and editing services, visit him at CyranoWriter.com
To relax, he writes poetry (CyranoWriter.Wordpress.com), and works around his house out in the middle of a hickory tree-covered hill in northwest Georgia (especially in the garden). When it rains or is too hot out, he does family history research, and cheers for Wisconsin, Seattle and USA sports teams.