Maya Manseau

Maya Manseau is a grief guide and the founder of She Creates Peace, a platform which aims to help others learn to live intentionally again after loss. Becoming an expert in grief was not a path Maya would have chosen. In 2013, her 23-year-old daughter died from leukemia just three months after learning she was ill. The grief completely overwhelmed Maya, but the experience inspired her to help others make the most of their lives and find their true purpose. To achieve this, Maya also works as a small business mentor and is the founder of The Small Business Path where she helps her clients create businesses which bring them success and joy. Her aim is to help people tap into their inner dreamer, find their passions and put them into action. Maya is also an author and has written books on both business and grief.
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Ignoring Your Passion is a Mistake

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Why Ignoring Your Passion to Focus on Profits is a Mistake in Business. I spend a lot of time talking to people who started a small business and are struggling. Often, they panic because they expected...
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Dealing with loss while others are celebrating

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Dealing with loss while others are celebrating. I am standing in the middle of Books A Million four days before Christmas in 2013 at the Maine Mall in South Portland, Maine. Christmas music is blaring...
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