Janette Manrara is starting a new career as a self help guru. The TV favourite wants to use her life experience to give others a boost. In recent years she’s quit her role as a pro dancer on Strictly, become a mum for the first time and turned 40.
And she is convinced she’s now in a position to dish out handy advice on how to tackle challenges. She said: “Now I’m 40, hopefully I’ve experienced a few things that I can share with other people. I want to use my platform to give back in some shape or form.
“I’ve done a lot of work on myself and I took a couple courses to just learn a little bit more about how the mind works and how the body functions and things like that. “And I realised that there was so much about my own kind of life and my own story that I had already been applying all these principles to that I didn’t even realise were there.” Janette is kicking off her new venture by releasing her own self help book.
The star penned Tiny Dancer, Big World: 12 Simple Steps to Inspire You to Follow Your Dreams in a bid to help as many of her fans as possible. It’s tipped to be a best-seller when it’s published in September. She said: “I’m hoping the book will really help people do little things like take tiny steps towards leading a better life for themselves.
.. whether that be in their career or in the personal relationships.
“It’s a very, very optimistic book about what we can be as human beings. “It’s about me sharing what I’ve learned .
