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The book Ecclesiastes in the Holy Bible makes it clear that there are different timings and stages that we encounter along this journey we call life. There is pressure on every side you turn to, you must live in the trendy and up and coming neighborhoods, your closet must be filled with the latest designers and $1K dollars shoes that you can only wear 15 minutes at a time, your car must represent class, every time you step out the door you are to look like success, whatever that means. At all times you must present your life as one with a little red bow tied around it and packaged exactly right.If it has not already happened to you and you choose to keep on living, at some point in time you will simultaneously experience JOY and PAIN; simultaneously you will experience SUNSHINE and RAIN. There will be a season in your life that you declare is the worst time you have experienced, but amid hell, blessings will flow, and you will find it being the worst of times and the best of times coexisting. My oldest son played football as a youth and in college, during his high school athletic days I would go, and watch his practices, I wanted to know firsthand what the coaches were teaching my son and who was influencing him when I wasn't around. During practice I remember hearing his coach explaining to the players, specifically my son, of the importance of keeping his knees bent. The coach went on to explain that during the game a plethora of plays would be called and at any given time the game could switch up. For the players to be positioned to adjust in the blink of an eye, they needed to keep their knees bent. By keeping their knees bent it would increase their agility and allow them to dominate even when the unexpected occurs. Keeping your knees bent has stuck with me throughout the years and has become a life principle as our journey is comprised of seasons and just like with Mother Nature, the seasons of life can switch in the blink of an eye. Have you ever woken up to a bright sunny summer day, you pulled out your most comfortable yet cute summer attire, got your day started and then what seems out of nowhere, rain starts pouring down. Here you are in the middle of a downpour in sandals and no umbrella. Well, life can be just that way, you may be in one of the best seasons of your life, you are thriving at work, your bills are paid, and you have a nice financial safety net, your marriage is great, your children are listening and making sound decisions, your cars are mechanically sound, you are growing spiritually, life couldn't be better. You go to sleep, wake up and while watching the news you learn your company is going belly up! You get to work and yep...you got a pink slip with your last check attached. On your way home in disbelief you just lost the best job you ever had, the car in front of you slams on their brakes and without the proper reaction time you slam into the back of their vehicle, but you figure that is what you have insurance for. You provide your insurance information, the tow truck arrives to transport your vehicle, you call your insurance company to report the accident and find out that your husband hasn't paid the insurance in three months. Furious, you slide into the backseat of an Uber headed home and you see "Mom" on the caller id, you sigh a sigh of relief as you are grateful that your mother still knows when you just need to hear her voice. You gleefully answer the phone only to hear her loud sounds of wailing, in between the wails you learn your mother just received a cancer diagnosis. The season has changed. Making the shift will be much easier if you are already positioned for change, if your knees are bent you can quickly make the adjustment.
In this new book Ms. Erby shares nine messages designed to remind women of the power they have within themselves to apprehend their dreams and live the life they want to live. "Now that your brain is stimulated, your desires are piqued, and the excitement is welling inside you, give yourself permission to run toward your destiny. Don't wait another moment begin to take the steps now to raise the fulfillment meter in your life. You are an exquisite woman who was created and fashioned in the image of God. Enjoy who you are, relish in your successes, it's healthy to toot your own horn from time to time. Ladies, it is time to "TURN UP," it is time to acknowledge all of your hard work, the word has spread that you are a new woman who is on a mission to live your best life. There is no doubt that you have come to win, there is no doubt that you have a distinction about you - you are unique! The seasons have just shifted and this is your season to be vibrant, to be fierce, to be energized, and to be phenomenal, go ahead and "TURN UP!" Bring the excitement and enjoyment back into your day-to-day living, smile, laugh, dance, skip down the street, get dressed up, and strut down the store aisles to buy your groceries. Show the world what you are working with, go get your happy, go get your glow, and go get your blessings!" Sharise Lynn Erby is the Founding President of Go Tell It Communications & Publishing, LLC and the Phenomenal Woman Empowerment Network (non-profit). Additionally, Sharise is the founder and host of the Phenomenal Woman Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. She is a charismatic empowerment coach and licensed minister who has been speaking and ministering into the lives of women for the past 24 years. Sharise believes no one person has the absolute truth, nor can any one book solve all of your problems, but you can have collective coaches helping you train, pushing you to succeed, getting in your face to keep you focused, and cheering for you in triumph. She believes that not only does it take a village to raise a child, but it takes a village to promote healthiness and well-being for women around the world. Women, we are not intended to be perfect but to be whole and Whole Women Win! "The lives of women in the United States have improved over the past 35 years by many objective measures, yet we show that measures of subjective well-being indicate that women's happiness has declined." (4)
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