Move Out of Your Own Way

Discover 12 simple ways to guarantee yourself leadeship skills, success and growth in 30 days.

• If you don’t want to MOVE Out of Your Own Way – Please DON’T read this book. This book was created for you to manifest the power that is within you, now.

• Find out the 12 simple lessons to help you cultivate the fruits within that empower success, growth and abundance.

• Dr. Cherry uses proven strategies and techniques to enable you to get what you really want!

• Learn how to actualize your authentic power on the pathway to your success.

• Move Out of Your Own Way, offers tools, tips and strategies that you will implement immediately to reach and exceed your goals.

Cherry A. Collier, Ph.D., is the President/Chief Executive Officer of The Fruits of Labor. When it comes to helping people MOVE out of their own way --she wrote the book. Her book "Move Out of Your Own Way" enables people to get out of their own way to achieve extraordinary results. She believes that all work starts with self and once you understand self you can communicate successfully with anyone from a child to a CEO; thus developing empowering relationships. Dr. Cherry has a solid and comprehensive educational background, along with a diverse career as an educator and human performance improvement consultant creating large-scale organizational change management, performance coaching programs and team enhancement interventions for Fortune 500 corporations and major institutions including The Coca Cola Company, SunTrust, Lucent Technologies, Russell Corporation and Auburn University. Additionally, she has been responsible for empowering leadership competencies, improving communication skills and increasing employee morale and productivity.

Dr. Cherry is a Visiting Professor at Kennesaw State University and is a certified Trainer and Master Practitioner of NLP; a member of the National Speakers Association; a Certified Hypnotherapist. Dr. Cherry received her Master of Science and Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the University of Georgia. She graduated Magna Cum Laude, from Spelman College, with a Bachelors of Arts in Psychology.