Believing hearts will always find ways

Daniela Hoeche was born in Duesseldorf, Germany on 19 July to a German father and Dutch mother, she is the elder of two children. She grew up in Duesseldorf, Germany and later moved to Berlin in December 2007. Although Daniela loves her homeland, her second home is New York City. As She started her writing in 2007 by blogging on MySpace. In 2008 Daniela finished her first book “From New York City to the World – Let’s remind ourselves”, a book about the importance of steering emotions and therewith life. She found her love for poetry on Jack Knight’s song writing academy she joined December 2008. The year she also joined twitter and found a new love for encouraging, inspiring quotations. During this time, she met the Briton Sergio Clinkett, CEO of ESRC International in Tony Dofat’s tiny chat room (www.dofattv.com) and told him about her vision. Together with Sergio, she started the realisation of her vision December 2009 (http://www.esrc.co.uk/cms/wp/). Before she published her second book “Soulstrip” February 2010 that contains the inspiring, encouraging poems and quotations she wrote over the years. The Huffington Post wrote about "Soulstrip" www.huffingtonpost.com/2morrowknight/emsoulstripem-a-short-boo_b_598783.html: "Poetry has always given our lives special meaning. Maya Angelou painted a memorable, moving portrait of self-love in “Phenomenal Woman”. Emily Dickinson’s garden of scented, exotic flowers inspired the beautiful vision of “There is Another Sky”. And the words of Kahlil Gibran are so deeply invested in the light of the human spirit that you feel anything is possible. Daniela Hoeche, an amazing young poet from Germany, is headed down the same road of literary notoriety. Her book, Soulstrip, is one of the best books of poetry to arrive this year, and, one of the best I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading. In short, it’s an unmistakable masterpiece…….If Soulstrip is any indication, this could be the first of many great works to come from Daniela Hoeche, an important voice for a new century of literary creativity.” Both books are available on Barnes & Nobles or Amazon http://productsearch.barnesandnoble.com/search/results.aspx?store=book&TTL=&ATH=daniela+hoeche&WRD=&PRC=&FMT=&AGE=&USRI=daniela+hoeche&CAT=&PN=
If you want to learn more about Daniela and her work visit her website www.unstoppablist.com