About The Author

Mary is an Author, Professional Keynote Speaker, Life Coach and Entrepreneur.

 

After saving the World from Evil- er, after 33 years of working as an Occupational Health Nurse, Mary realized that she had learned many valuable lessons in her life. Over the last 10 years, she found she was sharing these life lessons more and more frequently with friends, Family, patients and strangers. In most cases, sharing these lessons helped those people move forward, make decisions, find themselves
or maybe just gave them a little bit of hope. Most probably thought, “If she could do it, I can do it!”

Testimonials

  • Holy Cow! I’m alive and well! I can feel, think, plan and move forward again. I’ve been resurrected! If you need a push to make changes you know you should make or “reset” goals that will promote personal growth and put you on the path to being your best self, then YLS is the book for you! It is thought provoking and inspiring; it is a ‘must-read’ for anyone who feels “stuck”. Your Life Shoes restored my confidence and reaffirmed my belief that I can live a purposeful, happy, and fulfilling life, even in my “retirement shoes”! Thank you, Mary, for this life-changing gift!

    Libby White, Retired Non-Profit Director & Educator

  • WOW!!! A must read! You will laugh, cry, cuss, and literally feel yourself walking in Mary’s life shoes as you turn each page. With each chapter (shoe) you will be able to relate. Love it!

    Veronica Weaver

  • Hi Mary, I finished your book and it is wonderful. So full of all the emotions that we all experience but putting it into words is a gift. You made me feel that I was on the journey with you and I laughed, cried and felt many emotions. I grew up Catholic too so understood that well. The workbook is so useful too as you need to think about your own life. Wonderfully done Mary and so proud of you. Glad you have Chuck in your life. Some people never learn from life lessons that don’t work out and make the mistakes again. Accepting people for who they are is a lesson that everyone needs to learn. Way to go Mary

    Barbara Thibault, RN