Have Stress Relief Now Virtual Book Tour - Writer's Inspiration and Giveaways

About Stress Relief Now

Have Stress Relief Now is about helping YOU! Ever have too much to do, and not enough time? Interested in shedding a few pounds? Wonder what's the most effective way to organize both your personal and professional life? Interested in finding that someone special or improving your current relationship? If you've ever pondered on questions like these, then Have Stress Relief Now is for you. The site provides you with resources to manage your personal and professional life.

Tinisha wanted to make the information she provides through this site diverse, because let's face it, everyone's problems and stress are sometimes different and unique. There’s no doubt that stress will enter your life, but how you manage it makes all the difference in the world. This site will introduce you to all types of articles, services, and products that are of high quality and have proven results.

Tinisha has benefited personally from mostly all the articles, and many of the services and products she recommends. Visit the website and get connected, and Have Stress Relief Now!

Visit the site: www.HaveStressReliefNow.com

Giveaways

During the month of May, "Have Stress Relief Now," will be giving away a $40 and $10 Amazon Gift Card, along with a free Ebook entitled "How to Manage Stress Before it Manages You." Both give-a-ways will be accessible through the winners email.

There will be a total of 2 winners. 1st winner will win a $40 Amazon Gift Card and a free Ebook. 2nd prize winner will win a $10 Amazon Gift Card and a free copy of the Ebook.

http://www.havestressreliefnow.com/currentgiveaway.htm

Writer’s Inspiration - Where did you come up with your idea for Have Stress Relief Now?

My inspiration is through books. I read a lot. I am also inspired by a couple of motivational guru’s, like Bob Proctor and Anthony Robbins. The idea for the site started in 2009. By that point, I’d gone through two divorces and was a single mom again raising two kids. It wasn’t easy to get back on my feet, but with encouragement from others and through journal entries and reading a lot, I got passed the pain and really started thinking about putting a site together that would help others by providing quality content that will give people positive options of relieving life’s stresses. I wanted the site to be a membership based site, because I want to build a community where people come together, share ideas, provide feedback, and learn from one another.

Nevertheless, in putting my plans together for the site, I procrastinated. But during that time, I kept up with blog entries related to the site, and the idea in general just kept building and building until one day in April 2011, I made the final decision and the website was practically build overnight.

About Tinisha Johnson

Have Stress Relief Now is an online membership site, created in 2009 by Tinisha Johnson, who resides in Colorado with her family. It started as a blog, and has turned into a full launched website as of 2011. Tinisha is an author and freelance writer, and also co-founder of “Authors Supporting Authors,” a networking group for book lovers and authors. She is also a columnist of the Empowering Women of Color column on Sister Space. Tinisha’s previous book was Lessons Learned: Loving Yourself as a Black Woman.

After a failed marriage and two small kids, Tinisha thought it best to take a new route in her life; one that definitely involved various ways to manage stress on different levels. Stumbling upon the following three books: Unstoppable Women by Cynthia Kersey, The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle, and Do You! by Russell Simmons, these books literally changed her life, and from that change, Have Stress Relief Now website was created.

You can find Have Stress Relief Now at www.havestressreliefnow.com

You can find Tinisha at www.tinishanicolejohnson.com

On Facebook; http://www.facebook.com/tinishanicolejohnson

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