Are you a woman who has sacrificed her goals for those of other people so often that you feel selfish when you want something for yourself? Or are you already an achiever but your hectic life exhausts you? Whatever your situation, Christine Howard has the right advice for you. In her book, Radiant Achievement, she will teach you or remind you how to get what you want out of life by reconnecting with your inner Radiance. Your journey to change things begins with the rediscovery of what resonates best in you. Christine will help you unleash your potential through her direct experience and the Powers of Radiant Achievement. She will also invite you to read interviews with five great women to demonstrate how to become a Radiant Leader and how you can apply the principles of this book to live a Radiant Lifestyle. Are you ready to start?

As soon as I began reading Radiant Achievement, I quickly realized that this was a special book. The importance Christine Howard attaches to changing ourselves before obtaining different results is one of the fundamental steps in our personal growth. Above all, however, I liked that she stressed how we must reconnect with what resonates best with us and that is something, unfortunately, we sometimes ignore. Only in this way can we truly live a full life. I was also very inspired by the interviews with the five Radiant Leaders (the words of those who already have experience are always priceless). I recommend Radiant Achievement to any woman who wants to have the best in her life.

Radiant Achievement by Christine Howard redefines how women approach achievement and helps them live a more fulfilled life. The book deals with common dilemmas such as overwork, anxiety, depression, isolation, and exhaustion. Having recognized the incorrect mindset of systematic achievement, Christine pushes her readers to be more creative in achieving their goals. Emphasizing the power of authentic self-worth, commitment, inner listening, inspired action, and many others, Christine helps us become our most radiant selves.

When I first read Radiant Achievement, I was blown away by how much it spoke to me and my current situation. As a first-year university student, I have often struggled with exhaustion due to staying up late to study. Christine Howards helped me reassess my work ethic and perception of my goals. My favorite chapter had to be chapter 7, where she discussed how something as simple as a commitment to ourselves and our goals could drastically change the direction of your life. I loved how she included a section for reflection in each chapter. This helped me reflect on several key questions and discover a great deal more about myself. I also loved how she recounted her personal story with radiant achievement as it felt more personal and relatable. Christine's writing is succinct yet still delivers the main point. I also greatly appreciated how organized the book was, and I could effortlessly flip to whatever section I wanted. Overall, I would highly recommend this book for women looking to improve themselves and live more fulfilled lives.

Radiant Achievement by Christine Howard is a nonfiction philosophical battle cry for all women to “Turn On Your Life, Your Essence and Your Soul-Centered Calling.” Howard harnesses the power of her own experience in accomplishing her Radiant life, which is to say that she lives in the warmth of achievement, joy, and fulfillment in her own oneness. Howard builds the framework for readers to reach their own best version of themselves and the connectedness of all they are through three distinct parts: Part one, A New Paradigm for Achievement; Part two, Activating the Powers of Radiant Achievement, and Part three, Becoming Your Most Radiant Self.

As someone who has spent the past ten years following a path of aligning myself with other women through retreats, soul searches, and the spirit of divine feminine community, I was intrigued by Radiant Achievement and Christine Howard's work but did not think there would be much I could take away from it. I'm already in the glittering tranches of love and sisterhood, right? Wrong. While they do run parallel and intersect at certain points, Howard's approach is unique in its approach to self first. As my grandmother always says, you must empty your cup so that Jupiter can refill it. I was most impacted by The Power of Ritual and how the simplicity of being able to “take everyday moments and elevate them to something deeper and more meaningful” really does work. This is a fantastic book and I would give it a whole bucket of stars if I could. Very highly recommended.

Most of us women, if not all of us, tend to look down on ourselves. We're so busy taking care of other people and everything else that we lose sight of who we are. We have self-doubt. We compare. We forget the little girls we once were. Our dreams may still be there, but we draw a blank on why we started in the first place. Christine Howard, a life success coach and author of Radiant Achievement, teaches what it means to discover your inner power and confidence. It is time to drop bad habits and patterns and bring out the calling of your hearts.

I didn't know what I was getting into when I started reading Radiant Achievement, but I knew I needed it. I thought it might be a good self‐help book. However, it is so much more than that. Radiant Achievement is about finding yourself again. It is about loving you. All those things seem difficult to do in today's society. What we need to do is break free and rewire our thoughts and actions about who we are. I had to ask myself the same thing. Who am I? And what is MY purpose? What do I want to see? "It's time for all women to fully connect with, see, and own their own radiant power and beauty. Their souls need this. The world needs this!" says Christine Howard. I have the power to do this for me. How cool is that? The same can be said for other women out there who are searching for more.