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Bonnie Fey Gilliams is an author, artist, and social entrepreneur whose work challenges readers to explore the depths of self-awareness, relationships, and human potential. With a professional background in real estate, beauty expertise, and feng shui, she brings a unique interdisciplinary approach to her literary work and artistry.
The U.S. Library of Congress has recognized her work, preserving its cultural and historical significance for future generations. Bonnie is a visionary thinker who pushes boundaries in literature and fine art. Her latest book, Dare To Know; Inner Clarity, is a deeply researched, science-backed journey into the psychology of connection and self-actualization. Featuring insights from over 200 resources and expert perspectives, it distills trusted studies, theories, and practical methods into a transformative guide for personal growth. Years of research and legislative advocacy led her to develop a simple yet powerful system for self-directed learners and practitioners. The Dare To Know Checklist is a streamlined, 33-topic method that offers a fast track to self-actualization, helping individuals break free from emotional turmoil and cultivate profound inner clarity.
Bonnie lives in Florida. She has been married for about 40 years and, together with her husband, raised three adult children who are all engineers. She does yoga and art in her free time and plays with the family's German Shepherd. From the Author: “I titled my book Dare To Know because I believe many people want to know what to know to be happier, more successful, or get along with others—which is not so simple, but we didn’t have a system to achieve this efficiently. I think we do now, and I am excited to see how well it works! When we learn it is possible to manage emotions in 6 seconds, train ourselves to be aware of emotional triggers in advance, or potentially understand what is blocking our successes, we can further happiness in humanity—each of us in our own way. That’s huge!”
