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Joshua S. Kangley, Announces New Volume Release in His Guiding Light Series, With Mind Shift 2022 Book
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Mind Shift 2022 by Joshua S. Kangley Joshua S. Kangley Author
Thought Leaders Collaborate on Inspiring Book for Tumultuous Times

OMAHA, Neb. - Washingtoner -- Author, Joshua S. Kangley, has announced the release launch of his new book, VOL 2, in his Series he calls, Guiding Lights. The Book Title, Mind Shift 2022, launches May 6th, 2022.

His new book can be purchased on Amazon in both the eBook version and in print here:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09XH1PLKB

When asked about this book, Kangley said this, "We are still dealing with a lot of uncertainty and division, but my message has always been, and rings loudly through this book, is that we learn more about ourselves from one another, and if we take the time to understand the perspective of another individual, we can better shape our own understanding."

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Mind Shift 2022 is filled with uplifting stories from several thought leaders, including Holly Hoffman, who is known as a TV personality from the show Survivor: Nicaragua, who is now an author and speaker.

"If you are looking to change your mindset, or be uplifted with inspiring stories in 2022, this book is for you", Kangley added.

Joshua S. Kangley's first VOL was published in 2020, with Mind Shift 2020, and can also be found on Amazon.

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