Introducing Emily Gowor!
Hi there!
My name is Emily Gowor, multiple published author and speaker.
I have loved writing since I was a little girl. I hit rock-bottom at the early age 19 where I felt so low that I nearly took my life. Thankfully, I didn’t as deep down I believe that we are born to thrive. I made a decision that I would do whatever it took to live an extraordinary life. I’ve now spent more than eleven years doing exactly that, and inspiring thousands of other people to do the same.
Today, I have more than nine books to my name and a personal goal to write and publish 100 in my lifetime. I’ve trained thousands of authors from around the world to write the book within them, run writing retreats, founded and run a publishing company, launched international projects to inspire people, and won multiple entrepreneurial awards for my contribution to the world. I have also been blessed to travel the world and visit some of the most inspiring places on Earth (to be continued!).
My mission today is to bring writing and inspiration to the world, and to show people that an amazing life truly is possible when you pursue your calling.
I can’t wait to connect with you and find out what inspires you!
Emily x
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