About Me
My Story
Susan Cross is a passionate advocate of connecting with nature to reduce stress and anxiety, and to improve mood. She helps people see the world in powerful new ways as a healthy positivity thought leader, crusader of self-worth, author, and speaker.
Her first book, The Power of Disruption: A Memoir of Discovery, was an Amazon best seller and tells the story of her own journey of rediscovery after she nearly died when her appendix ruptured while vacationing on the remote Caribbean island of Dominica.
She has also co-authored, with her husband Jon Cross, Chapter 11 (Finding Your Zen: A Recipe for Natural Restoration No Matter Where You Live) in Laura Di Franco’s international best seller, The Ultimate Guide to Self-Healing, Volume 2. In it, they share how their journey to restore their property to its rare native state has become a metaphor for living their lives with intention.
Susan is also the author of Chapter 17 (You Are Enough, and You Always Were) in Dianna Leeder’s international best seller, Find Your Voice Save Your Life where she details the showstopping moments that led to her rediscovery of herself.
In addition, Susan wrote Chapter 14 (Nature’s Recipe for Restoration: How to Cultivate the Authentic You) in the third installment of Anna Pereira’s international best-selling series The Wellness Universe Complete Guide to Self-Care, 25 Tools to Achieve Anything where she talks about using nature’s roadmap as a guide for personal achievement. This book will be available June 22, 2021.
She lives in the rare habitat of The Oak Openings Region, which is located near Toledo, Ohio, with her husband, Jon Cross. Susan’s alter ego is that of a public relations professional of nearly 30 years in corporate America.
My Book
The Power of Disruption:
a Memoir of Discovery
Not sure you have what it takes to get through the big and small disruptions of everyday living? Guess what? You do.
In my candid memoir, I share my survival story — my appendix ruptured while vacationing on a remote Caribbean island – and how I turned the whole experience into a personal eruption of the best kind.
The Power of Disruption: A Memoir of Discovery tells my story. I had to nearly die in order to learn how to really live. Along the way, I learned five habits that anyone can use to tap into their best self in the midst of life chaos, including:
- Trust your tribe.
- Surrender to silence.
- Live in the now.
- Let the universe have your back.
- Believe in yourself enough to go for your joy.
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