be the change(maker) book
Be the Change(maker) is published and available for purchase
My sincere thanks for your support, and for your interest in my book.
About the book
Many people are drawn to make positive change in the world, but feel daunted by the legends of iconic activists like Mother Teresa or Nelson Mandela. By considering how everyday people make a difference in their own communities or workplaces, we can find an approach that is relatable and attainable. Based on research and interviews with nearly fifty people devoted to making a positive difference, this book explores the mindsets that everyday changemakers have in common: how they perceive themselves, how they relate to others, and how they are oriented to action.
Straight forward, accessible, and digestible, this book provides readers with helpful guidance and tips, inspiring words from the changemakers themselves, and reflective questions designed to spur insights and action. This book offers bright spots, helps new changemakers start small or go big, and encourages stalled changemakers to get their spark back and keep going. Most importantly, it reminds us that everyday people can make an extraordinary difference in the world.
Purchasing options:
From independent bookstores: Worldwide print-on-demand distribution to over 50,000 booksellers through Ingram.
Booksellers can help you find it with the ISBN number: 978-1-5255-6263-1
In Calgary, Be the Change(maker) appears in the search bars at Pages on Kensington’s website, and Owl’s Nest Books… You just need to be precise with spelling, caps, and ( ) — as in: Be the Change(maker)
From my publisher, FriesenPress - the largest publishing services provider in Canada, 100% employee owned. (Shipping costs may be higher.)
From Amazon, of course.
Bulk orders of 5 or more books, direct from me.
Click here for the list of changemaker interviewees
About the author
Kara Exner holds a BA in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Adult and Continuing Education. While interviewing nearly fifty successful changemakers, she heard the same themes raised over and over, and decided to document what makes changemakers universally successful.
As a leadership coach, she is credentialed as a Professional Certified Coach with the International Coaching Federation, and has worked with hundreds of people to help them understand how they perceive themselves, how they relate to others, and how they can reach their goals. She lives in Calgary, Canada, with her husband and their two boys.
Author photo by Lori Maloney
