RMPStudio™ Announces Former Radio City Rockette Transforms Career Redirecting Concussion #1 Bestselling Spiritual Memoir
From the Rockettes stage to spiritual awakening, Gina Pero's bestselling memoir reveals how a concussion became the catalyst for divine purpose.
'You don't have to dim your light to be spiritual, you were divinely designed to shine authentically.'— Gina Pero
LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES, May 24, 2025 / EINPresswire.com / -- RMPStudio™ Announces Former Radio City Rockette Transforms Career-Redirecting Concussion Into #1 Bestselling Spiritual Memoir
RMPStudio™, a vanguard in the publishing industry known for its dedication to bringing profound and transformative stories to life, is proud to announce the latest addition to its distinguished family: acclaimed author Gina Pero. Alongside this exciting news, RMPStudio™ is also thrilled to reveal the anticipated 2025 release of Gina's groundbreaking Amazon Bestselling book, 'Lipstick, Lashes, and God: Reviving the Spirit Within.'
This recent publication marks a significant addition to the literary world, offering readers a compelling journey into the realms of self-empowerment and spiritual growth. Gina's book is poised to be a beacon of inspiration, weaving personal narratives with insightful wisdom, encouraging readers to explore and embrace their inner strength and spirituality. https://ginapero.com/
Bridging Performance and Purpose
Pero's story addresses a common struggle for high achievers: the perceived choice between worldly success and spiritual fulfillment. 'You don't have to dim your light to be spiritual,' she emphasizes. 'You were divinely designed to shine authentically.'
The book unfolds in three movements Preparation, Performance, and Purpose, mirroring both Pero's dance background and the universal journey of spiritual awakening. Each chapter concludes with practical applications of the Lipstick, Lashes, and God framework, transforming personal narrative into actionable wisdom.
A Universal Message Through Personal Experience
'I wrote this book for every sensitive soul who's been told to 'toughen up,' every performer questioning their path, and every person who's discovered that what makes them 'different' might actually be their greatest gift,' says Pero. 'My curved spine wasn't a limitation it was my signature. My sensitivity wasn't weakness it was my superpower. Even my life-altering injury became the beginning of my true purpose.'
The memoir chronicles pivotal moments including:
• Dancing professionally despite scoliosis and five years in a back brace
• Four words from a teacher that saved her dance career when she was ready to quit
• Finding spiritual connection in unexpected places, from Quebec cathedrals to Japanese temples
• How a backstage concussion during her second Rockettes season became divine intervention
• Discovering authentic calling through surrender and unexpected connections
About Gina Pero
Gina Pero is a former Radio City Rockette, certified coach, and spiritual teacher who has performed internationally and coached hundreds of dancers. After her performing career, she founded a successful coaching practice specializing in helping performers and sensitive individuals discover their authentic purpose. She has been featured on podcasts and stages worldwide, sharing her message of transformation through challenge.
Her journey from the Rockettes stage to spiritual mentorship exemplifies the book's central theme: apparent setbacks often realign us with our true calling when we're willing to trust divine choreography.
Adriana Rosales, CEO of RMPStudio™, expresses her enthusiasm for welcoming Gina to their family of esteemed authors. 'Gina's unique voice and powerful storytelling align perfectly with our mission at RMPStudio™ to promote narratives that not only entertain but also inspire and provoke thought,' says Rosales. 'We are eagerly awaiting the official book launch YouTube premiere release of 'Lipstick, Lashes, and God: Reviving the Spirit Within' and are confident that it will give you a glimpse into Gina's personal writing journey.'
RMPStudio™ is committed to providing updates and sneak peeks throughout the journey to publication. This partnership between Gina and RMPStudio™ signifies a shared vision of delivering impactful literature that resonates with and uplifts its audience.
For more information and future updates on 'Lipstick, Lashes, and God: Reviving the Spirit Within,' please contact RMPStudio™ at [email protected] or visit www.Adriana.Company
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RMPStudio™, headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, is a progressive and innovative publishing house. Renowned for uncovering exceptional literary talent, RMPStudio™ focuses on nurturing diverse voices and delivering groundbreaking narratives to a global readership.
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