Product Description
by Meagan Pollock (Author)
Change Your View and See What's True
Magic Mirror is a modern fable that blends captivating storytelling with practical strategies for personal and professional growth. Guided by Elara's wisdom, Mira's journey offers readers the tools to transform their understanding of themselves and the world around them.
Discover how to:- Reflect deeply to gain clarity and self-awareness
- Build authentic relationships rooted in trust and connection
- Approach challenges with confidence and compassion
- Create meaningful change in your life, work, and community
- Reflection and discussion guide
- Access to a companion workbook
- Detailed glossary of key terms
- Summary of key concepts
This engaging and thought-provoking book invites readers to uncover hidden truths about their identity and choices while inspiring action toward growth and connection. Whether you're a leader, an educator, or someone seeking a new perspective, Magic Mirror will challenge and empower you to look in the mirror and transform.
Look in the mirror. Discover your power. Change your world.What will your reflection reveal?WHAT EARLY READERS THINK"This book teaches us like an auntie: firm truths and gentle guidance. It's the handholding we need to understand our human mistakes and relational accountabilities."
- Iris Yong, non-profit leader
"Magic Mirror invites you to reflect, grow, and lead with purpose. A transformative guide for anyone ready to make a difference in their world."
- Andrea Ragonese, engineer & professor
ABOUT THE AUTHORDr. Meagan Pollock is a sought-after speaker, facilitator, and consultant who helps leaders create intentional cultures where people and progress thrive. Drawing from her technical expertise in computer science and engineering, Meagan integrates structured problem-solving with engaging storytelling, accessible frameworks, and actionable insights to empower individuals and teams to drive meaningful change. Discover how Meagan can inspire your team by visiting engineeredorgs.com.
