Bonnie Koenig: 6 books

Blogging. Newsletters. Books. Videos. So much to communicate. So much to write. But what if you don't even know how to get started. Do you have to blog if you hate writing? Do you have to do your own newsletter? What are your options? When do you need to write a resume versus...

Are you an acupuncturist struggling in business? Struggling to remember what started you down the path of healing in the first place? Tired of the stories that everyone tells about people who don’t make it? Untold Stories shares stories of successful acupuncturists, not the well-known practitioners,...

Business majors think differently than acupuncturists.  And sometimes acupuncturists have to think like a business person. Points to Ponder offers some concepts business majors might think about automatically. Acupuncturists can use this short book to help  them prioritize...

Acupuncture continues to be a mysterious medicine. In this short book of about 9500 words, acupuncturist Bonnie Koenig writes about 10 common misconceptions she encounters when talking with people about using acupuncture.  This is not meant to be a comprehensive theory book but rather a book...

Stars in the Darkness is a collection of stories about why being just matters, and what the ramifications are for individuals, groups, towns, countries, or even worlds if justice is not expected, encouraged, or enforced. The stories cover a wide range, from historical fiction to fantasy to...

Acupuncturists need websites. But they often don't think they know enough about the web to understand what they can and can't do. This book seeks to change that. Websites for acupuncturists explains technical web jargon. If offers examples of things practitioners need to know before setting up a website....