Jul 19, 2023
Scott and Mark Flowers have announced their new book, titled Unveiling Your Value: Revealing Your Expertise & Finding Your Inner Blackbelt. The book, which helps readers achieve personal transformation, is available on Amazon in e-reader, hardcover, and audio formats.

Tallahassee, United States - July 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With this new release, the authors channel their shared experience in academia and corporate environments to empower readers to find self-worth in everyday life. 'Unveiling Your Value' is based around the concept that everyone is an expert or ‘blackbelt’ in their own unique way.
For more information please visit https://www.amazon.com/Unveiling-Your-Value-Revealing-Expertise-ebook/dp/B0C6VX7WJB
'Unveiling Your Value' is a book created in response to the increasing number of individuals who are interested in improving their mental health, but also their employment status. The book reached #1 in Kindle downloads during its opening weekend and has been highly rated by readers who enjoyed the mix of anecdotes, famous quotes, and personal exercises that expose hidden expertise.
A recent Gallup study reveals that only about 15% of workers feel engaged in their careers, with many reporting that they also feel directionless professionally. 'Unveiling Your Value' contains actionable steps for business professionals to overcome obstacles like self-doubt and imposter syndrome that hamper personal and professional fulfillment.
Through their own experiences as consultants, coaches, and educators, authors Scott and Mark Flowers noticed many people struggle with identifying personal skill sets and professional contributions. 'Unveiling Your Value' is meant to function as a guidebook for self-discovery and embracing individual greatness. By presenting a comprehensive process that helps to identify one's unique talents, the authors help readers realize their previously unseen potential and encourage them to make a notable impact in both their work and personal life.
About the authors:
Mark Flowers is an assistant professor of economics at Georgia State University Perimeter College. He’s worked as a Virtual Fellow for the US State Department and has written previously about politics and economics. Scott Flowers is a John Maxwell Certified Leadership Coach and has served as a consultant and NGO/non-profit board member.
A satisfied reader said: “This was an easy-to-read and informative book that covers pretty much everything that a lot of people struggle with. It helps put a different perspective on things that most people would have a negative view on and spin it into something productive.”
Interested parties can find more details at https://www.amazon.com/Unveiling-Your-Value-Revealing-Expertise-ebook/dp/B0C6VX7WJB
Contact Info:
Name: Scott David Flowers
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Organization: Scott Flowers Consulting Group
Address: 6650 Apalachee Pkwy, Tallahassee, FL 32311, United States
Website: https://www.findmyself.org
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