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Publication Info
• Pub. date: April 2007
• ISBN 1-932690-20-4
• 120 pages
• 7.25x9.5" paperback
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Did you know...?
Only 1% of the world's assets are held in the name of women.
70% of people in abject poverty living on less than $1 per dayare women.
Over half the women of this generation do not themselves receive, from either employment or the state, enough to 'get by'.
These shocking statistics call to our attention the importance of financial independence among women. Financial dependence, though, is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Dependence can also be noted in Validation and Self Esteem; Mobility and Daily Care; and Emotional Support and A Shield from the World.
Loving, caring, and well meaning spouses, families, and caregivers can
unwittingly gnaw away at self confidence and self esteem until a person
is trapped in an unhealthy situation.
Are you at risk...
Would you be financially secure without your spouse's income?
Do you find it hard to say "No"?
Do you feel unlovable or ugly?
Have you given up on your dreams?
Are you truly unhappy with your life?
If so, there is hope! It is possible to regain your self esteem,
rebuild your self confidence, and become independent once more.
Independence is a skill, an attitude, and a lifestyle that anyone can achieve. |
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About the Author
Tami Brady holds an M.A. in Archaeology and Heritage (earned with
distinction from the University of Leicester, UK) and has her own
archaeological consulting company. She also writes four regular columns
for print and online media, has ghostwritten four e-books, and has
published dozens of articles. The author is the former
Dean of the School of Religion and Spirituality at Suite University,
were she developed and instructed several online interest courses.
Learn more about Tami at her book review site.
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What People are Saying About Tami Brady's books:
"The main point I saw in this work, and one I thought was outstanding,
is that we are all individuals, unique and that one set formula may not
work for everyone. I believe that is what makes her work different than
other self-help books." -Shirley Johnson, Midwest Book Review |
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"I found myself submersed in this book, discovering it a true source of
encouragement, that however overwhelming life becomes, we should stay
aware of what we want, never forgetting where we come from or what our
dreams are." -Tracy Jane-Newton, An Alternative View |
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"If you have been thinking there must be more to life than what you
have; or you find you tend to say one thing in public, whilst being of
an-other opinion in private, then this book may be for you." -Sue
Phillips, Spiralthreads Reviews |
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