Susan ariel rainbow kennedy

SARK (author)

Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy (born 1954),[1] known by her pen nameSARK, is an American author and illustrator of self-help books. Five of her sixteen books have been national bestsellers, and she has sold more than two million copies of her books.[2][3][4]

She was born Susan Kennedy. At age ten, she became friends with an 80-year-old neighbor, Mr. Boggs. When Mr. Boggs went to the hospital with a serious illness, he credited young Susan for helping him recover with the homemade cards and letters she sent every day for a month. No one else, he said, had visited or called during his illness. The experience inspired Kennedy to spend her life in some similar work.[5]

Professional life

In 1982, at age 28, Kennedy moved to San Francisco with $30. She had "opted out of the money system" two years earlier. She earned enough money from her artwork to buy a 180-square-foot (17 m2) building, the home and work space which she called her "magic cottage.'[5] In 1989 she created a poster, How to

About the Author

SARK (Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy) is an author and artist. She lives in San Francisco, California.

Includes the names: SARK, S.A. R. K.

Image credit: Photographed at BookPeople in Austin, Texas by Frank Arnold

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This was my first exposure to SARK's writing, aside from her posters. It was a gift from a former co-worker as I left my job at the San Francisco Public Library. At the time, I didn't feel very gracious about the transition, and so it has taken me a while to finish reading this.

"Glad No Matter What" is primarily a book about the type of loss and change that surrounds the death of a loved one, but I could apply some of it to the loss and change I am currently experiencing as I transition to show more my new home. SARK's unbridled enthusiasm and good nature bursts from every page, and it is difficult not to be cheered by her multicolored scrawls.

My favorite portion of her book was about her "emotional GPS" and how she notices negative thought patterns and reactions as

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