How To Be Positive In A Negative World Radio Show To Promote "Complaint Free Living!"
Added: (Mon Nov 02 2009)
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This week's broadcast of the How To Be Positive In A Negative World Radio Show will focus on Will Bowen's internationally recognized movement and book, "A Complaint Free World." The book shares how people can take the 21-day challenge and begin to experience and enjoy a "complaint free life."
Listeners can tune in to “How to Be Positive in a Negative World” on BlogTalkRadio. Radio show co host Harold Cameron affirms: “Our show promotes the positive message that people can truly change their lives by changing their thoughts. My co-host Billie and I are truly excited about having Will Bowen on our show to inspire our listeners and give them the information and inspiration they need to achieve a "complaint free" life!" The show will continue to be available in the On-Demand Episodes at BlogTalkRadio so that listeners can hear it at their convenience.
Will Bowen is the Lead Minister of the One Community Spiritual Center in Kansas City, MO. In July 2006 he suggested his congregation use purple bracelets to monitor their success at eradicating complaining from their lives. His idea exploded around the world and nearly 6 million purple Complaint Free bracelets have been sent to people in more than 106 countries.
Bowen has been featured on Oprah, NBC's The Today Show, CBS Sunday Morning, The ABC Evening News, Fox News Channel and in hundreds of TV and radio interviews around the world. Stories about him and the movement he created have been written about in over 200 newspapers, "People" magazine, "O" magazine, "Self" magazine and Chicken Soup for the Soul.
His first book, "A Complaint Free World," published in October, 2007 by Doubleday, is an international bestseller . The book has been published in more 14 foreign countries to date and is an audio book, read by Bowen, published by Random House Audio. His second book, "Complaint Free Relationships" will be published December 2009 by Doubleday.