Overcomer's Inc. Tomar is a co-author of the #1 best-selling book, Overcomers, Inc

 

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Are You a Spiritual Creative? Part I

Many of the people I work with, play with, and are friends with are what I call “Spiritual Creatives.” This includes artists, healers, counselors, coaches, and transformational entrepreneurs of all kinds. Spiritual Creatives are idealists who would also like to be realists, who seek to live soul-powered, inspired lives, serve the higher good, and make . . . → Read More: Are You a Spiritual Creative? Part I

Are You Ready to Bloom?

In the course of my travels, I speak to many women about my work as a “midlife blooming” coach and teacher. Often they’ll sigh with recognition, and will say wistfully, “Oh, I could use that!”

Then they tell me a bit about their story. Each story is different, but they also tend to . . . → Read More: Are You Ready to Bloom?

Late Bloomer or Midlife Bloomer?

Who is a late bloomer? A midlife bloomer?

I am both, for I only started fully blooming in the second half of life. As a result,  I am passionate about helping other women bloom later in life. Because really, there is no age limit to what I mean by blooming

My concept of late blooming . . . → Read More: Late Bloomer or Midlife Bloomer?

Overcomers, Inc. is published!

What an exciting day Thursday was! Our long-awaited book, Overcomers, Inc.: True Stories of Hope, Courage, and Inspiration was launched, was celebrated, and went to #1 on Amazon in three categories.

I’ve never been part of a book launch before, and this is my first time published. I feel extremely fortunate to have found my . . . → Read More: Overcomers, Inc. is published!

Finding One’s True Work After Fifty

On Being a Late Bloomer

I’m a late bloomer. It sometimes seems I’ve lived my life backwards. I like to say I took an early retirement (minimal employment and lots of leisure), and now that I’m of retirement age, I’m fired up and cracking to start working.

I mean really working, working at my . . . → Read More: Finding One’s True Work After Fifty