Find your center amid the chaos Motherhood is the most rewarding and yet challenging job there is. Being "on the path" is a ful lling experience, but when little ones come along, your world is completely changed How can you "get your spiritual groove back" while feeding little mouths and washing dozens of onesies?

"A Guru in the Nursery" is a follow-up to "A Guru in the O ce," in which author Dawn M. Staszak tackled the challenge of bridging the gap between business and spirituality. In A Guru in the Nursery, Staszak tackles the challenge of being on the spiritual path while caring for little ones. Motherhood is always an adventure, and these ideas and activities have helped her get back to center and feel more peaceful, thereby giving her a leg up on being a better mom-and isn't that what every parent strives for?

When you don't have time to shower, much less attend life-enhancing seminars, "A Guru in the Nursery" is your go-to guide for sanity-saving tips and tricks to bring you back to the best parent you can be.

Namaste, Mama

Attention, all working moms Before you quit your job, you must read this book Thinking of becoming a Stay-at-home-Mom? For all working Moms and Moms-to-be ... Dawn Staszak, author of A Guru in the Office, gives you an in depth account of the "dark underworld" of Stay-at-home Mommydom. "I wrote this blog to poke fun at myself and bring to light my deepest fears about my insecurities and inadequacies as a SAHM ... as they say, if I didn't laugh about it, I'd cry "

Find your center amid the chaos Motherhood is the most rewarding and yet challenging job there is. Being "on the path" is a ful lling experience, but when little ones come along, your world is completely changed How can you "get your spiritual groove back" while feeding little mouths and washing dozens of onesies?

"A Guru in the Nursery" is a follow-up to "A Guru in the O ce," in which author Dawn M. Staszak tackled the challenge of bridging the gap between business and spirituality. In A Guru in the Nursery, Staszak tackles the challenge of being on the spiritual path while caring for little ones. Motherhood is always an adventure, and these ideas and activities have helped her get back to center and feel more peaceful, thereby giving her a leg up on being a better mom-and isn't that what every parent strives for?

When you don't have time to shower, much less attend life-enhancing seminars, "A Guru in the Nursery" is your go-to guide for sanity-saving tips and tricks to bring you back to the best parent you can be.

Namaste, Mama

We attend life-enhancing seminars, listen to inspirational audio programs, and read dozens of "self-help" books by amazing people. No doubt when you leave these seminars or finish that latest book or audio program, you have a spring in your step, a smile on your face, and a brand new zest for life. Yet, unfortunately for many, the feeling doesn't last. This is the point where you ask yourself, "How can I apply all I learned from that seminar/audio program/book to my world?" This book is about bridging the gap between business and spirituality. I'm just an ordinary woman, in an ordinary job, living in ordinary suburbia, so if I can do this, you can, too! It is possible to bring your spirituality to the office, so that you don't have to be a Buddhist monk, a Yoga instructor, or a New Age storeowner to live within your center every day. All of this is meant to help you, and remind you that, in fact, you are your own "guru." Dawn Staszak has been working in the office environment for over nineteen years including commercial and non-profit, large and small companies, both as a permanent and temporary employee. She graduated from DeVry University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Sales and Marketing. She also holds two Associate degrees and five certifications including Office Management, Word Processing, and Executive Secretarial studies. In the workplace, she has taught Microsoft Word and Excel classes, taken Corporate Management Training workshops, and completed several business software classes. She is currently a Senior Administrative Assistant in a Fortune 500 company.