Five Things My Mom Taught Me
About Being a Woman
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Mom’s adamant examples have been a token of good seed sown in many lives, as women flock to her for her “secrets to success” as a woman, a mother, wife and friend. Spirituality isn’t something that you read, but something that you absorb. Something that continues long after the teaching, training, and formality isn’t able to be seen. It’s part of everyday poise, grace, appreciation, respect, business dealings, multi-faceted relationships and most importantly, how you feel about yourself day in and day out.
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About the Book
After teaching life skills I learned along the journey of life, from key experiences and from my mom over many years, it was time to give a larger platform to the woman who I consider to be the best woman ever. This first book of the series talks about five foundational things my mom wanted me to know about being a better woman. Mom is a woman of substance and fortitude. Sharing her invaluable advice is for all women—women who never had a mom, who had a mom that didn’t act like a mom, and even those who had great women as moms. The more we learn the more we grow. After all, our journeys as women are so different, yet all the same.
About the Author
Entrepreneur, author, and motivational speaker Marlo Wright transcends audiences of all ages with her captivating writing style! She resonates with a can-do spirit in people helping them feel capable of breaking away from past hindrances. Marlo encourages people to dig deep and live life like a champion!