Living Beyond ＂what If?＂: Release the Limits and Realize Your Dreams

Free yourself from self-limiting beliefs and fears that keep you stuck. This book lays out a blueprint for how to take control of your life and begin living your dreams.

We all dream. We all imagine. And we all want to live our best life. But why is it that 90 percent of people admit that if they got to live their life over, they would live it differently? What keeps us comfortable with the status quo and unable to get beyond ＂What if＂?

In part 1 of this book, Dr. Shirley Davis addresses these and other questions by guiding the reader through a personal journey of self-discovery, a search for significance, and an examination of the self-imposed limitations that can hijack our purpose, power, and possibilities.

In part 2, she details the readers’ journies toward realizing their dreams by reimagining their lives, identifying their ＂why,＂ and developing a life plan to stay focused and accountable. She describes the right questions to ask, the right mindset to adopt, and the right relationships to build that will enable everyone to live the life he or she has always imagined.

Dr. Davis reveals the necessary steps for releasing the limits we place on ourselves as a result of life’s tests, wrong thinking, and bad decisions. She helps readers overcome paralyzing fears that keep dreams on pause and inspires the confidence to jump first and grow wings on the way down.

Dr. Shirley Davis is president and CEO of SDS Global Enterprises, specializing in HR strategy, talent management, organizational change, and diversity and inclusion. She has consulted and presented in over thirty countries and speaks more than eighty times a year. Dr. Davis has over twenty years of experience in a variety of executive leadership roles in Fortune 100 companies and also served as vice president of global diversity and inclusion and workplace strategies for the Society for Human Resource Management. Her work has been presented in numerous national media outlets, including the Wall Street Journal, NBC’s The Today Show, USA Today, CBS News, CNN, and others.