What's self-love got to do with it?

The answer is--well, everything! The love and worth you have for yourself sets the foundation for the types of relationships you have. What you believe, is what will be achievable in your life.

Your self-love and worth will help you to hold yourself accountable in your life, business, and career.

Too often in society, we hear each other say:

I am not good enough to dream bigger.
I am not worthy the life I truly desire.
If I do this, what will others think?

These statements are borne out of fear and our lack of self-worth.

They affect our actions, our earnings, who we love, and how we model the way for younger generations.

Read how 14 women learned to love themselves, how they set themselves free, so they could dream bigger and be a better human for themselves and for others. Learn how they created better revenue streams after hitting rock hit bottom so they could rebuild their lives and help serve others.

What's Self-Love Got To Do With It will show you:

How to rid yourself of the idea that perfection exists.
How to look internally for self-love versus searching for external cues.
How to believe you are as important as everyone else in your life.
How to believe that you have a unique value that impacts the world.
How to reframe and reset your unconscious and conscious beliefs around self-worth.
Each chapter is followed by lessons from the author, mindset tips to help you grow, and space for journaling your thoughts.

You are not alone here. Join us on the discovery to loving yourself.

Women Who Impact

This book is a compilation of stories from powerful women who are making an impact in the world. In it I share my story of child abuse, the subsequent path it took me down, the choices I made to cope with a long history of abuse that stemmed from childhood all the way through adulthood, and how I eventually overcame not only the cycle of abuse, but the self sabotaging behaviors, drug addictions and painful limiting beliefs that were ingrained in me at such a young age, that I wasn't good enough, to be treated with basic human decency, even by myself. I share this story to help others who are in similar situations to hopefully not spend the 20 years blaming themselves, and works to help get those in abuse and human trafficking situations out and receive the care and love they need to re-enter the world knowing that they are strong, they are valuable, loved, and ENOUGH. I share this book with fellow authors Lisa Nichols, Enna Aujla, Laura Husson, Stefanie O’Polka, Terrie Peters, Cristina Rodriguez, Patty Staco, Stacey Friedman, Katie Jefcoat, Michelle Lee, Denise McCormick, Debbie Pettit, Violeta Potter, Donna Wald, Katherine Wolff, Carole B. Young, Jessica Amaro, Sagoo Arora,Jodie Baudek, Natalie Citarelli, Megan Datz, Cameo Gore, Amy Hehre, Stacey Kirkpatrick, Tina Raffa,Jennifer Roth, Erin Kreitz Shirey, Kara Thompson and Dr. Wendi Wardlaw who all have their own unique stories of impact they are making on the world.

What's self-love got to do with it