DETROIT - s4story -- Keisha Allen, the Detroit-based Restorative Relationship Coach, renowned for her restorative practices trainings, brave conversations, and public speaking, writes "Engaged: 9 Key Principles to Activate Your Life." It was announced today by FreedomView Publishing for publication on October 25th.

Throughout America, businesses are shutting down due to staffing shortages brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. People are questioning what is most important in their lives, and wanting to exit the "rat-race." However, the key to courageously discovering what is most important is to be "engaged."

This book empowers readers to not only fight to be who they are; it also equips them with the tools to win the fight. "Engaged: 9 Key Principles to Activate Your Life," will be available on Amazon via Audio, E-book, and Print.

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Autographed hardcovers can only be purchased at www.KeishAllen.com, beginning October 25, 2021.

About

Keisha Allen is the CEO of BFDI Training Institute. Her personal and professional work involves restorative practices, which is, the science of relationships. Keisha strengthens people's capacity to manage conflicts, and tensions in order to repair harm and restore relationships with themselves, and others.

Her work in the educational, justice, and political systems have impacted the trajectory of children across the country. She has promoted brave conversations with murderers, racists, families, and communities impacted by trauma.

Keisha believes that the conversations we are afraid to have are the ones that we need to have to impact the world.
For more information about Keisha Allen, visit www.KeishAllen.com.