Karen Brown Tyson

Author Name: Karen Brown Tyson

Genre: Authors

Most Recent Book Title: Time to Refresh: A 21-Day Devotional to Renew Your Mind After Being Laid Off, Fired or Sidelined

Book Description: What happens when part of your life comes to a screeching halt? Like when you get laid off, fired or let go from the team?

When you find yourself sitting on the sidelines of life, don’t get frustrated. Make time to refresh.

After being laid off for a third time in her 25-year career as a communicator, Karen Brown Tyson used journaling to cope with this unexpected change. Using her journal notes and the Bible, Karen wrote her first book, Time to Refresh: A 21-Day Devotional to Renew Your Mind After Being Laid Off, Fired or Sidelined.

Website #1: http://www.karenbrowntyson.com

Blog: https://karenbrowntyson.com/blog/

Amazon Page: http://amazon.com/author/karentyson

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karenbrowntyson/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Write-to-Inspire-385353048666490/?modal=admin_todo_tour

Twitter: https://twitter.com/KBTWrites

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/karenbrowntyson/

Location (city/state/country): North Carolina

Author bio: I am a communicator, writer, and blogger focused on helping authors write inspirational nonfiction (WIN). For the past 25 years, I worked for Fortune 500 companies in the fast food, pharmaceutical, and telecommunication industries. I hold accreditation from the Public Relations Society of America and I am a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt always looking for ways to work more efficiently.

On my blog, I write about faith, change management, productivity, and how to W.I.N. (write inspirational nonfiction). I have a master’s degree in English from National University and a master’s degree in Christian Ministry from the Liberty University Rawlings School of Divinity. I published my first book in 2018.

Professional Speaker Topics: Faith, change management, productivity, and how to W.I.N. (write inspirational nonfiction)

Favorite Quote or Personal Motto:

“If they won’t write the kind of books we like to read, we shall have to write them ourselves.”
C.S. Lewis