Get Rid of Him

by Joyce L. Vedral

Not a Man-Bashing Bookplain . Should you keep him or would you be much betteroff without him? I have thousands of letters from women telling me that this book hasbecome their "Bible." After reading it, women tell me they "know" what to do, "I guess Ireally always knew, but just reading about all those other women, I used to think it wasjust me!" It doesn't bash men. It shows women how to stop blaming men and empowerthemselves.Discover your inner courage. Feel good about yourself. Whether you're in arelationship or a marriage, or trying to figure out why he left you, or if you're looking forclues on how to find the right man, this is the book for you. Please E mail me. Joyce L. Vedral, Ph.D at jvbody@aol.com Will Answer any Questions Regarding Get Rid Of Him.

Genres: Psychology

Hardcover

Published November 2, 1994

About the author

Joyce L. Vedral, PhD, is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and a trailblazer in women’s fitness. She also holds a PhD in English literature from New York University. With over a million copies of her books and DVDs sold worldwide, she has inspired generations to take charge of their health through strength training and self-belief. Known for her no-nonsense style and warm encouragement, Joyce became a trusted voice not only in fitness, but in personal transformation.
Now, Joyce brings that same passion and conviction to her deepest calling yet: helping people build a direct, personal relationship with God. Unapologetic in her faith and bold in her message, she believes that anyone—no matter where they are in life—can talk to God and get answers. Her mission is simple: to show people they are never alone and that divine guidance is always within reach.
Joyce lives in Florida, still trains every day, talks to God all day, and doesn’t plan on slowing down until He says so.

Reviews

[Anika Ferguson · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book saved my life. Thank you Dr. Vedral!!! It was a great read and gave me the permission I needed to stop putting up with and start finding what I needed to be happy. And I am! I read this book in 1994.

[April Qualls · Rating 4 out of 5]

So this book is almost 30 years old, but a lot of the material in it applies to my generation of women today. There’s so many takeaways from this book, but the ones that stood out to me, and will continue to remind myself if moving forward in relationships is this: YOU, the woman, are the catch. And you shouldn’t have to chase or beg a man to care about you or love you, or do things for you, bare minimum or not. And if you have to do that to get your man to love you or care about you, then GET RID OF HIM.

[mengwe · Rating 5 out of 5]

every woman ever needs to read this book. please. i’m lucky enough to not have dealt with a lot of this firsthand, but it was extremely helpful to learn not just what to avoid and when to end something, but things that i may be doing to contribute to an unhealthy/toxic dynamic.

[Iris · Rating 5 out of 5]

Empowering!

[Mandy Partridge · Rating 4 out of 5]

You know you're dating the wrong man when your friend gives you this book. Ditch him.

[Fernanda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good book for women to read for empowerment of themselves.

[Tracey Kenard]

Not such a good book to read if you're already not in a good place in your relationship! Lol.

[Linda]

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