Estranged Wife to NBA All-Star Jayson Williams Pens Self-Help Workbook and Host Book Release Party in NYC Hot Spot
New York, NY (PRWEB) December 10, 2010
Tanya Young Williams, estranged wife of recently incarcerated, NBA Star Jayson Williams, pens self-help inspirational workbook titled, “I’m Tired! Carry Your Own S#!T (Oops, I Mean Bags). Tanya Young Williams, an inspirational speaker, shares personal struggles with anxiety and depression resulting from the stress of a televised manslaughter trial and a nationally publicized divorce to NBA darling, Jayson Williams. I’m Tired! Carry Your Own S#!T (Oops, I Mean Bags) offers the reader practical, proven-effective exercises designed to reduce stress, ease anxiety, improve relationships and realize one’s purpose in life. “My ultimate goal in writing this book, as well as, on my inspirational speaking tours, is to encourage and empower the audience to live a life filled with joy, peace and passion while realizing their gifts and talents to fulfill their life’s purpose,” says Tanya Young Williams.
Tanya Young Williams, in conjunction with the book’s publisher, Spiritology Publishing, will host a book release party at one of New York’s trendiest restaurants, Juliet Supper Club on Sunday, December 19, 2010. Celebrities, professional athletes, entertainment and fashion representatives, as well as, and corporate executives are slated to attend this exclusive event to celebrate the December 17, 2010 release of I’m Tired! Carry Your Own S#!T (Oops, I Mean Bags). “This event will be a wonderfully festive experience in one the world’s most beautiful cities during the holiday season,” says Andy Diaz of Colbalt Public Relations. The book release event is sponsored by Figenza Vodkas, Harlem Flo, Tonnie’s Minis, D2D Designs and Norwood, Inc.
Ms. Young Williams is a legal consultant, writer, and inspirational speaker and it is all of these talent’s that came together on TV after she was thrust into the public spotlight when her estranged husband was tried for the fatal shooting of his limo driver in 2002. Her numerous television appearances brought the attention of networks and as a result she is often called upon to speak about celebrity troubles, domestic violence, dealing with tragedy and traumatic events and family matters. Nationally, Ms. Young Williams has appeared on 20/20, Good Morning America, The Early Show, ESPN, The Mike Huckabee Show, Jane Valez-Mitchell and CourtTV. She has also appeared on numerous local programs. Over the years, Ms. Young Williams has been heard on radio stations throughout the United States. In October 2010, Ms. Young Williams launched a domestic violence awareness seminar tour to very flattering reviews, wherein she shared her story of domestic abuse.
Ms. Young Williams began writing I’m Tired! Carry Your Own S#!T (Oops, I Mean Bags) in 2008 immediately following the filing for divorce from her husband of eight years, Jayson Williams. “I loved Jayson tremendously, but loving him was painful and stressful, so at some point, I had to love myself more than him and drop the crap-filled bags from our marriage,” say Ms. Young Williams. Tanya has spent the greater part of her life studying religion, philosophy and emotional wellness and has incorporated principles she believes are germane for one’s happiness in I’m Tired! Carry Your Own S#!T (Oops, I Mean Bags). The book tour will begin January 16, 2010 in New Jersey and is scheduled for continue for six months.
Contact: Andy Diaz, Cobalt Public Relations, Cobalt.Public(dot)Relations(at)gmail(dot)com, (646 721 4200)
Author: Tanya Young Williams, http://www.TanyaYoungWilliams.com
Manager: Lynda Bensky, Bensky Entertainment, benskyentertainment(at)gmail(dot)com
Publisher: Spiritology Publishing, http://www.spiritologypublishing.com
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