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Books by Dr. Dorothy Martin-Neville
You've Built a
Powerful Life, Yet
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Psychology, leadership, identity, and transformation for high-level thinkers and decision-makers.
FORGING AHEAD: By Taking A Step Back
Forging Ahead is a transformative guide for high achieving female executives who find themselves at a crossroads and are ready to lead with greater purpose, fulfillment, and impact. In this book, Dr. Dorothy A. Martin-Neville presents a practical framework for stepping back to reassess your direction so you can move forward with clarity and confidence. Drawing from personal experience, client stories, and structured reflection exercises, she helps you realign with your core values, cultivate resilience during transition, strengthen meaningful support systems, and release limiting beliefs that no longer serve you. This book is for women who are ready to reclaim their spark, deepen their leadership presence, and step fully into the next expression of who they are becoming.
Real Women Change The World:
Letting The Good Girl Die So The Real Woman Can Live
Real Women Change the World: Letting The Good Girl Die So The Real Woman Can Live challenges the outdated conditioning that keeps women silent, agreeable, and self-betraying even at high levels of success. Dr. Dorothy guides readers through the mindset shifts, emotional intelligence, communication patterns, and leadership growth required to reclaim their voice and lead with authenticity. Drawn from her work with CEOs and entrepreneurs, this book is for women ready to stop shrinking and step fully into their power.
Unkiditional Love
Unkiditional Love explores the profound growth that parenting demands and the unconditional love it calls forth in each of us. Through lived experience and insight, Tom Russo shares with humor and humility what he learned as a single father raising two daughters, navigating everything from adoption and early childhood to teenage years and beyond. Dr. Dorothy offers grounded perspective on the emotional and spiritual dimensions of parenting, emphasizing the importance of faith, resilience, and the ability to laugh at yourself along the way. Together, they present parenting as both deeply challenging and deeply fulfilling, encouraging mothers and fathers alike to remain present, celebrate their own lives, and recognize the lasting impact of loving with steadiness and intention.
Your Soul Sings Your Body Dances:
Listening to Their Conversation
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Dreams Are Only the Beginning: Becoming who you were meant to be
Dreams are a necessity if we are to become everything we are meant to be. Our soul speaks to us through the dreams and longings we have along the journey, calling us to grow further, to risk more, and to come alive in ways we never would have thought possible, one dream at a time. Through her life in an orphanage, to the housing projects, the convent, an airline stewardess, marriage, two children, a single mother, private practice, life in the Caribbean and so much more, Dorothy's dreams show what happens when you trust your inner callings, your dreams.
Dreams Are Only the Beginning: Companion Workbook
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