Yes—You Matter, You Are Enough ~ Review & Giveaway!

Synopsis:

Yes-YOU Matter, YOU Are Enough by Karin J. Lund

The Power of You Series

Yes-YOU Matter, YOU Are Enough is about celebrating your life, understanding and creating your value, while building confidence and resiliency.

The cover was designed with interlocking and layering lines to illustrate the many interrelated paths in our lives that give us the opportunity to change our direction at any time. This design reflects a journey toward self-reliance and resilience, encouraging us to embrace our true selves and build a strong inner foundation.

This is the book that will always remind you that:

YES-I MATTER, I AM ENOUGH.

Book Details:

Genre: YA Self-Help
Published by: G-Power Global Publishing
Publication Date: September 23, 2025
Number of Pages: 241
ISBN: 9781949955125 (ISBN10: 1949955125)
Series:The Power of You Series
Book Links: Amazon | KindleUnlimited | BookBub | Goodreads

I have to admit, I’m a sucker for self-improvement books. I’ve always believed in a growth mindset and that we can continuously learn and evolve. But Yes—You Matter, You Are Enough takes a slightly different approach. Instead of pushing us to be better, it reminds us that we’re already enough just as we are. That beautiful paradox is what drew me to this book in the first place.

When I opened the first pages, I expected paragraphs of advice, anecdotes, and lists about reshaping self-image. Instead, what I found felt more like an affirmation flip-through. Every page is filled with colorful, illustrated phrases reminding the reader of their worth and value. These can be read daily, repeated as mantras, or opened whenever you need to realign with your inner confidence.

The illustrations and vibrant colors bring a cheerful, uplifting energy to each page. It feels like a warm hug in book form. There are even small spaces for reflection or journaling, making it a perfect coffee table companion or bedside pick-me-up.

It’s a quick, motivational read, a gentle reminder that sometimes what we need isn’t to improve but to believe that who we already are is enough.

Recommended for anyone on a healing journey, those who love positive affirmations, or anyone who just needs a gentle reminder that they’re doing okay.

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Author Bio:

Karin J. Lund, Founder of G-Power Global Enterprises, works with corporations, universities, and non-profit groups, that want to embrace a compassionate, culture empowered, workplace environment. A culture that employees, and management, actively support, because the culture acknowledges personal and professional values, understands the importance of an inclusive work environment, and includes a corporate dedication to improving the local, and/or global community.
Karin was only the 3rd woman to be hired in Central Operation Sales for J & L Steel, in Pittsburgh, Pa. She later accepted a position with a Canadian steel company who was expanding operations into the United States. As a regional sales manager with an international territory, Karin managed a $140M sales territory, and saw firsthand how various steel mills, and manufacturer’s work culture and environments, impacted morale, productivity, and profits.
As an author, speaker, and facilitator, Karin was a civilian responder directly after 9/11, and Hurricane Katrina. Working with the children and families from Bay St. Louis, MS after Katrina showed her the expansiveness of loss, life events, and the resilience of this special community. Karin is an adult facilitator for Caring Place, where families can receive help after the loss of a spouse, parent, child, or extended family member.
Through these experiences she has witnessed how life events impact employees, and what employees need from management to help them adjust and move through these life events. Productivity and morale need not suffer if embraced appropriately.
Her online program, “Your Journey through the Islands of Grief and Loss,” encourages individuals and employees to confront issues related to their personal journeys around different aspects of life events and loss. Corporate comfort gifts, journals, and other products support this effort.