Living Big: Embrace Your Passion and Leap into an Extraordinary Life

The media could not be loaded.  This book is a portal to expands your vision of your current life to greater proportions. Pam invites us to tap into our honesty, creativity, imagination and reckless abandon to live more fully with our purpose and our path. She asks such bold questions as "what does my life stand for?" Her stories of everyday people who transformed their lives to live bigger inspired me to see what is possible. Pam affirms that we all have the talent and gifts we need to live to our greatest potential to love, be kind and spiritual in our service to the earth and humanity. Thank you, Pam.

Inspirational book as usual from Pam. Many examples of people who are living big or have lived big and how. There are many paragraphs that give perspective to our lives and highlights on how to look for ways to live big versus remaining in our 'small' thinking mode. I originally thought that this book would have helped me to find my own passion, but in reality, I just thoroughly enjoyed reading about others who followed their own paths. Overall message: Forget the negative and think about the possible. Blaze your own path, because, who knows? You just might be onto something that will change the world for the better....

I love this book. I have read it several times. It is very motivating and uplifting. It makes me want to be a better person while helping others. I highly recommend. This is a very enjoyable, easy read.

You really can't go wrong with anything written by Pam Grout! She's super funny (and I imagine a total blast in person) and her lighthearted take on quantum physics and experimenting with manifestation makes it all seem easy. Get out there and have some fun!

Enjoyed the book and all of Pam Grout's writings.

Pam is a favorite and Living Big is a Big Yes!

Excellent Book, Pam is one of the best writers out there. Funny, Witty, and Practical! A must have for all libraries!

liked this a lot

Good book written by one of my favourite authors but in truth it made me feel a bit depressed that I was playing life in such a small way and had to stop reading it because I felt worse for reading it. Perhaps I am over that now and can have another read.

Fabulous book, I love Pam Grout