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Author, Mel Jackson Launches Inspirational Self Care Workbook Just In Time For The Holidays
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Blessings In Broken Places Mel Jackson, Author Melinc.org AEOM PR GLOBAL
DALLAS - Washingtoner -- Blessings in Broken Places From Abandonment to Abundance is an Inspirational self-care workbook where author, Mel Jackson uses her real-life stories and experiences to tell her testimony. To heal, inspire and transform, Mel openly exposes her life to overcome every setback and be a living display of God's Grace and Mercy. She hopes to give the world a first-hand experience of her Beauty for Ashes, letting every little girl/boy with a dream know that it's possible to rise above it all. She wants every woman and man to know that there is nothing too hard for God, confirming for every believer that God is intentional in everything he does.

The book is a must-read that touches on Abuse, Abandonment, Loss, Pain, Perception, Love, and most of all, Forgiveness. Blessings In Broken Places is available for purchase via Amazon.com as well as her company website at https://melinc.org/books/.

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About Mel Jackson:

Mel Jackson holds a degree in Business Management with a minor in Accounting from Dallas Christian University. As President/CEO of M.E.L. Inc. 'Manage. Elevate. Lead.' Incorporated - Foundation. A 501 (c) (3) Non-profit Corporation launched in 2014.  Mel focuses her community involvement on domestic violence, building relationships, and assisting others with community connections, career coaching, and business development amongst other things.
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