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- Candidly Caroline
- Caroline A. Shearer is a bestselling author, speaker, and the founder of Absolute Love Publishing. She established herself as a writer in virtually every medium possible - and then finally began fulfilling her own life purpose. Known as a fresh, distinctive, spiritual voice, Caroline’s vision is to promote goodness and love in the world through the inspiration of others. Her popular books include "Dead End Date," the first book in the Adventures of a Lightworker series; "Love Like God: Embracing Unconditional Love;" and "Raise Your Vibration: Tips and Tools for a High-Frequency Life," a min-e-book™. Previously, she was a journalist for publications across the U.S. and was the editor in chief of a statewide magazine. She is a graduate of Texas A&M University, from where she earned a B.A. in Journalism, with a minor in Psychology. She also began an Interdisciplinary Studies Masters’ Program in Children’s Literature and Psychology at Texas State University. Caroline has been recognized twice as a finalist in the prestigious Austin Under 40 Awards.
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6 comments:
So that's what you sound like...
;-)
You should do the local Fox morning show next Caroline.
LOL to El Jefe! I heard you do a radio interview once and was surprised that you didn't have as much of a 'drawl' as the stereotypical Texas/Midwestern person.
I love the bump t-shirt for dads-to-be. If I saw that when my wife was pregnant last year, I would've asked for it as one of my presents.
Also, you look so tall next to Leslie Jones. May I ask how tall you are? I would guess you're appx 5'7".
5'10"!!
Well, Guess I was wrong. Blame the small screen for the distortion. How was it doing the live segment?
It was fine, actually. My other segments for TFM had been taped so I wasn't sure how it'd be. But - I really felt perfectly comfortable.
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