Originally from New Jersey, Natasha Munson never intended to write a series of books. Instead, her primary goal was to save her teenage cousin from making some of the same choices that had led Natasha to living a life she hated. She wanted to find a way to reach her heart without preaching or yelling at her. So, Natasha began writing down all the lessons she had learned in life. She wrote about everything she had endured, including every piece of wisdom she wished someone had shared with her about life, love, money and relationships.

Then she realized that these lessons could help other women as well. “My goal is to empower women by helping them live lives in which they smile in their sleep, love as though they have never been hurt and create lives they love!” says Natasha. "My mission is to empower the community one spirit at a time."

Life Lessons for My Sisters:  How to Make Wise Choices and Live a Life You Love! developed into a self-publishing success as Natasha became the “poster girl” for iUniverse. Featured in USA Today Weekend as one of the top self-published authors in the country, Natasha sold nearly 20,000 copies before Hyperion purchased her debut title and her second book, Spiritual Lessons for My Sisters: How to Get Over the Drama and Live Your Best Life!

Natasha has been promoted and featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times, USA Today Weekend, Publishers Weekly , Atlanta Journal Constitution, Writer’s Digest, Essence, Ebony, Heart & Soul, Black Issues Book Review, and Sister Power magazine. She has also appeared on Lifetime Live! (Lifetime Television), BET Nightly News, At Home – Live! with Chuck & Jenni,  Mornings with Scott & Lorrie, Mom Talk Radio, Written Voices radio, Biography Channel and CBN.com (The Christian Broadcasting Network). 

With a focus on "empowering the community one spirit at a time", Natasha served as the Keynote Speaker for Ebony Magazine's 2007 SisterSpeak Luncheon in Los Angeles, as the Keynote Speaker for two Especially Me Conferences dedicated to African-American high school and middle school girls, and as an inspirational speaker for many wonderful church and women's groups throughout the nation.

Natasha teaches self publishing classes via her website SisterLessons.com, provides editorial and ghostwriting services to aspiring writers, conducts LifeOver workshops throughout the nation, and serves as the CEO of Be Magic, Inc.,(www.bemagic.org) a nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring the lives and dreams of single mothers and their children.  Natasha resides in Atlanta, GA with her two daughters.

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