Gayle Katz’s Grounded Girl’s Guide Series Media Kit

For all media inquiries, please contact Gayle Katz: gayle@groundedgirlsguide.com

BIOS

Gayle Katz Long Bio

Gayle Katz is a writer who, by her own admission, hasn’t had it easy. Her determination to succeed, however, has taken her to where she is today and it is this determination that drives her to help others.

Having always had a love of writing, and having had some tough life situations to deal with, which she thought others might benefit from, Gayle began writing books. That was back in 2016 and she hasn’t looked back since. Her aim is to write books to help women discover their hidden powers of self-esteem, equipping them to handle anything life throws at them.

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In her spare time, Gayle likes to learn new languages and Spanish and Chinese are among her favorites. She is also hooked on TV shows from the 80’s and 90’s and describes herself as a beauty product junkie.

You can also contact her through her website at GroundedGirlsGuide.com and on her email at gayle@groundedgirlsguide.com

Her books can be found online at BooksByGayle.com.

Gayle Katz Short Bio

Having always had a love of writing, and having had some tough life situations to deal with, which she thought others might benefit from, Gayle began writing books. Her aim is to write books to help women discover their hidden powers of self-esteem, equipping them to handle anything life throws at them.

Claim your free gifts so you can start living the life you were meant to live!

Her books can be found online at BooksByGayle.com.

Gayle Katz Byline

Gayle Katz helps help women discover their hidden powers of self-esteem, equipping them to handle anything life throws at them. Her books can be found online at BooksByGayle.com.

BOOK REVIEWS

“If you have a friend that’s having a hard time with the men in her life, this book is the perfect gift. It’s an easy read, with lots of transparency and “been there, done that” mistakes made by the author- so you don’t have to make the same mistakes. Gayle takes the reader through her journey, which has led her to find love and career success. It’s got the advice and guidance that an older sister might give, and very helpful to those who are still trying to find themselves, while also maintain a career and build a personal life.”

~ Sue R.

“To cut right to the chase, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I would recommend it to anyone, even those not dealing with difficult people. The book was so good; I had to read this book twice. I knew Gayle in middle school and high school. The first time I read the book, I was shocked to learn the tribulations Gayle internalized during high school, as she always seemed cheerful and happy. I appreciate how difficult it must have been for Gayle to expose her deepest secrets to the public in this book. The second time I read this book it was from the perspective of someone dealing with difficult people. Unfortunately, for Gayle, she had to learn how to deal with difficult people the hard way, through trial and error. Gayle does a remarkable job providing the reader with suggestions and tools to not only recognize you are dealing with a difficult person, but also how to deal with and recover from the toxicity these people bring. While I received a free copy of this book for my honest and unbiased feedback, I enjoyed it and learned so much, I ended up purchasing a copy.”

~ Dave O.

“This book was so fun to read! Gayle takes you on a mini tour of her life with difficult people and shows you that you are not alone in dealing with them. More importantly, she gives you tools and suggestions on how to deal with these difficult people as well as how YOU can recover from these encounters. I shared a lot of the same experiences that the write has had and its nice to know I am not alone. I hope she writes a series of books as the Grounded Girl!
I received a free copy of this book for my honest and unbiased feedback.”

~ Caren J.

MEDIA MENTIONS

Blog posts

Published on the TCKPublishing Blog 11/7/16: 5 Steps to Dealing with Toxic and Negative People so You Can Be Happy and Do Good Work

Helping people deal with noisy neighbors on the HomeSuite Blog 12/27/16: How to Deal with Disruptive Neighbors (Tip: You’ll see my quote in the 4th paragraph.)

11 Little Things You Don’t Realize Bring Drama Into Your Life on Bustle 12/27/16 (Tip: You’ll see my contributions in the 5th and 7th sections of the article)

10 Unhealthy Behaviors That Indicate Your Relationship Is Doomed on The Cheat Sheet 1/18/17 (Tip: You’ll see my contributions in the intro and 2nd section of the article)

Published on Everyday Power Blog on 2/27/17: 4 Ways to Find Happiness by Embracing Your Inner Average Joe or Plain Jane

Guest podcasts

Released on iTunes 1/3/17: Heartrepreneur Radio | Episode 12 | Gayle Katz Interview hosted by Terri Levine (Tip: In order to listen to the right show, click the link above and look for the episode released 1/3/2017. If iTunes doesn’t open automatically, you might also need to click the “View in iTunes” link.)