I call bullshit.

Author: Joshua Miller 
​New Book: ​I Call Bullshit: Live Your Life not Someone Else's

​Announcing Thinking People Consulting's first book club. 
​Date: Monday, April 30, 2018 from 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM PST
​Registration Information

I hope this note finds you well! Wait, I take that back. I hope this finds you more than well. I hope you’re living a life that’s both fulfilling and full of joy because you’ve shaped it by making choices in tune with who you truly are as your most authentic self. 

Is that not the case? Are you actually doing things the way you think you should be doing them rather than how you want to be doing them? Guess what? You’re not alone—the bulk of your team is feeling that same nagging feeling of there has to be more than this, and they want answers. 

In my book, I Call Bullshit: Live Your Life and Not Someone Else’s, available on Amazon March 26, I’m boiling down the oversaturated self-help genre to pluck out the most basic and effective tools for ditching the fake persona you’ve created and embracing the person you truly are, flaws and all. Readers should get ready to grab the mirror, get to the heart of what’s holding them back, and finally find happiness.  

I am a longtime certified executive and personal coach with a list of celebrity clients and 80,000 LinkedIn followers. I’m also a former master bullshitter and someone who just really wants to show people how they can finally stop settling for unsatisfying lives by becoming the people they always wanted to be. 

The book would be a great fit for any piece you’re working on involving hot topics such as mindfulness, authenticity, bringing your whole self to the table (both at work and at home), and anything targeted at people who simply haven’t figured out who they really are just yet. 

I can promise you some potentially life-changing guidance that bucks the conventional self-help approach of gimmicks and quick fixes. And I guarantee, no bullshit. 

​​Register today for Thinking People Consulting's first book club. All you need to do is register (space is limited), purchase the book, read it before April 30th and come ready for an enlightening and insightful discussion. There is no cost to attend the book club; feel free to bring a friend. Registration information and details to order the book are here.