The Human Upgrade: The Power to Create Your Future - Tapa blanda

In the midst of a global economic breakdown where the politicians and economist admittedly have no clue on how to fix it, one wonders where the human being goes from here. It is becoming more and more apparent that we cannot solve a problem from the consciousness in which it was created - we've tried and now we are experiencing the results. In this insightful and profoundly philosophical book, Naomi Sesay pushes the boundaries of who we seem to be at an ethereal level to make a case for upgrading our ways of being. The Human Upgrade is a bold statement of self which enlightens the reader towards taking full responsibility for their experiences; thus creating powerful life choices which inevitable has a massive impact on a global scale. The messages in the book are urgent, exhilarating and inspiring. When the time comes, we will all feel the pull to upgrade ourselves and life will appear like we've never seen it before.

Naomi Sesay is one of the most exciting personal life evolvement speakers to come out of the UK. Her experience derives from the high pressure environment of television broadcast to the mind-boggling world of Quantum Physics. Naomi has taken individuals and groups of people who were facing social, business, and economic challenges and turned their lives around with phenomenal success. She's also worked with schools, charities, Her Majesty's Prison Services and corporate entities to share her life changing tools. Naomi is a serial entrepreneur and director of three companies, including Global Infinity, Sohca (School of High Conscious Awareness) and the Billionaire Lady's Club. She is the creator of life transformational workshops including 'The Human Upgrade', 'Create Change' (an entrepreneurship program for economically challenged women) and 'Reality Check' (a youth program) which are all paving the way in raising the consciousness of humanity. She attributes much of her business success to a new approach to social enterprise, which has led her to build a unique school in Sierra Leone - the poorest country in the world.