AMAZON REVIEWS FROM VERIFIED PURCHASERS
“Read this book...for yourself and for those you come in contact with.”
“I can take what I learned here and see how I can be a better leader and guide them to hope.”
“Owning your choices, becoming CEO of your life (& work)”
Reclaim Your Power, Rewrite Your Story
What if you could embrace hope like a lifeline? What if it propelled you to overcome doubt and create the future you’ve always dreamed of?
In Hope is a Verb, motivational speaker and bestselling author Amy Downs shares her remarkable journey of resilience, transformation, and purpose.
As a survivor of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, Amy’s inspiring story has touched lives around the world. She combines her personal experiences with actionable strategies to empower readers to overcome adversity, embrace change, and take control of their futures.
Through relatable anecdotes, practical advice, and a fresh perspective on hope as an active choice, Hope is a Verb provides a powerful framework for turning life's challenges into opportunities for growth. This transformative read is a must for anyone seeking to live with courage, intention, and purpose.
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Discover why readers are raving about Hope is a Verb, with one saying, "Amy Downs masterfully weaves together profound lessons on resilience with real-life experiences and practical strategies, creating an inspiring and empowering read that’s impossible to put down."
Amy’s open, vulnerable and seemingly impossible journey reveals the raw power of authentic hope. No matter how heavy our burdens may weigh – from our careers, health, addictions, insecurities, trauma or loss – Amy reminds us we can enact today to transform our lives into the future of our dreams. Learn more in her book, Hope Is a Verb: My Journey of Impossible Transformation.
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Hope is a Verb
OKC BOMBING SURVIVOR, CREDIT UNION CEO & MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER
Learn about the incredible journey of a 355-pound college dropout who survived a bomb and then became a CEO and Ironman triathlete. When a bomb imploded her building on April 19, 1995, Amy fell three stories and was buried alive for over six hours. Yet, in the aftermath of her trauma and loss, Amy enacted the power of hope to transform from victim to champion in her work, education, health, spirit and love.
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Amy’s open, vulnerable and seemingly impossible journey reveals the raw power of authentic hope. No matter how heavy our burdens may weigh – from our careers, health, addictions, insecurities, trauma or loss – Amy reminds us that hope is a verb we can enact today to transform our lives into the future of our dreams. Learn more in her book, Hope Is a Verb: My Journey of Impossible Transformation.
