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La Dolce Vita Isn’t About Luxury
What a Month in Italy Taught Me About Time, Presence, and the Sweetness of Ordinary Moments When most people think…
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When the Bell Rings Close to Home
A reflection on Maine, the fire service, volunteer responders, the Red Cross, and how we can support those who answer…
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From Attendee to Speaker: A Full Circle Moment with IFWTWA
There are certain organizations that feel like a natural fit from the very beginning, and for me, the International Food Wine…
Books
Travel guides, How To Books, and the story of her personal struggle as a brain tumor survivor, Shannon has numerous books available and a few more surprising titles on the way.
curated RESOURCES
Resources to
help you find purpose
Shannon has put together a collection of resources to help guide you in your own personal growth journey.
Events
With a writing career that has spanned decades, Shannon has presented at numerous conferences, made appearances on National Television, and has hosted gatherings of like minded individuals. Find out where you can meet Shannon and share your own story.
“You can dance in a hurricane, only if you’re standing in the eye.” – Brandi Carlile
We go through various storms in our life and don’t realize how strong we are inside ourselves until that moment the wind and rain gives a brief moment of reprieve. That’s when we learn how to embrace every moment we’re still alive.
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New from shannon
Memoir: Of a Woman
Each of us has a story to tell. Sometimes more than one story. Of a Woman is a woman’s journey from brain tumor diagnosis, the worldwide quest to find a cure, and how to manage life in between.
Book Club Bonus
Shannon’s journey through illness and personal growth invites readers to reflect on their own challenges, making the book relatable and inspiring. Book club members can explore questions about how adversity shapes identity, the ways we find strength in difficult times, and what it truly means to “become” oneself.
