Owning the Spotlight

Kids celebrate when their accomplishments, milestones, and talents are honored, and it is important to reinforce their strengths. “Easy 8 - The Big Event” demonstrates the major role of teaching our children to take responsibility for their thoughts, emotions, and actions because this is necessary for achieving success.

Miami, Florida, USA – WEBWIRE – Sunday, July 12, 2020

Accountability isn’t about words, but actions. It lies in the small, scary moments where we open ourselves up to fail. When we put ourselves on the line, we are forced to bring out our best. “Easy 8 - The Big Event” by Carrolyn Foster is an encouragement to shine your own light despite the fear.

The concept of this book is about the daily competition, life itself is a constant battle. And no matter how tough the challenge is you’re still tougher than that. You have the ability to win in life and own your own spotlight. A light that serves as a message to everybody that you’re a winner.

Foster emphasizes that victory tastes very sweet and there are many advantages to winning, as the harder the win was, the sweeter the taste of victory is. You start feeling better about yourself and you improve your confidence, you boost up your morale and your desire to win, becomes greater than the fear of losing.

Have the courage to achieve more in Life with Carolyn Foster and her book “Easy 8 - The Big Event.”

“Easy 8 - The Big Event”
Written by Carrrolyn Foster
Published by: Your Online Publicist
Published Date: July 2020
eBook $3.99
Saddle Stitch $9.99
Hardcover $16.99

About the Book
The competition is tough in the roughest sport on dirt. The bulls are ready for smoke-blowing, snot-slinging, and tail slapping action. The Native American bulls will be showing their dancing skills as they perform a special dance. There’s lots of action, humor, attitude, and of course dirt.

About the Author
Carrolyn Foster lives in a small rural town in Oklahoma. She is retired from the United States Postal Service. She and her husband raise a few cattle and have lived there for many years. They are active in their local FFA and 4-H programs. Their grandsons are active with showing sheep. They are also active in archery, trap, skeet shooting. Carolyn and her husband go to most of their events and support them. Writing children’s books has been a long-time desire for her. She is finally getting the time to do so.