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Girl, God's Not Done: Simple Steps to Loving You Like God Does
Girl, God’s Not Simple Steps to Loving You Like God Does is a candid, empowering guide for anyone who’s ever struggled to love themselves or find their worth in a world full of mixed messages.
Dr. Catherine Jackson draws from her personal experiences and years of professional insight to offer an honest look at what it means to heal, grow, and embrace who you truly are. With warmth and wit, she walks you through practical, relatable steps to help
• Break free from people-pleasing and perfectionism
• Let go of past hurt and self-doubt
• Set healthier boundaries in relationships
• Redefine love, self-worth, and success on your own terms
Through real-life stories and thoughtful reflection, Loved invites you to examine how you've been shaped—by culture, relationships, and your own inner critic—and how you can rewrite that story with intention and compassion.
You don’t need to have all the answers. You don’t need to fit into anyone else’s mold. You simply need a starting point—and this book offers a way back to yourself.
If you're ready to stop settling and start showing up as your whole, worthy, wonderfully flawed self—Buying this book is your next step.
Perfect for personal introspection, or a gift to your sister-friends who need a healing hug wrapped in truth.
Dr. Catherine Jackson draws from her personal experiences and years of professional insight to offer an honest look at what it means to heal, grow, and embrace who you truly are. With warmth and wit, she walks you through practical, relatable steps to help
• Break free from people-pleasing and perfectionism
• Let go of past hurt and self-doubt
• Set healthier boundaries in relationships
• Redefine love, self-worth, and success on your own terms
Through real-life stories and thoughtful reflection, Loved invites you to examine how you've been shaped—by culture, relationships, and your own inner critic—and how you can rewrite that story with intention and compassion.
You don’t need to have all the answers. You don’t need to fit into anyone else’s mold. You simply need a starting point—and this book offers a way back to yourself.
If you're ready to stop settling and start showing up as your whole, worthy, wonderfully flawed self—Buying this book is your next step.
Perfect for personal introspection, or a gift to your sister-friends who need a healing hug wrapped in truth.
190 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 24, 2025
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About the author
Catherine Goodall Jackson
4 books4 followersRooted in God and His Principles, with over 20 years of experience in marketing, entertainment and business, Catherine Goodall is a certified John Maxwell speaker who has established herself as a thought leader in the areas of mentorship, leadership, growth for impact and networking for purpose.
In Girl, God is Not Done, she shares lessons learned and key insights into understanding and valuing the importance of knowing WHO you are, WHOSE you are and HOW to unlock your purpose on the way to a truly successful and fulfilling life.
Goodall’s unique gift to speak and teach has seen her working in several communities and multi-million dollar organizations to effect change, connect people and transform lives.
The holder of a BA in Sociology and an MBA focused in Business Administration and Management, General from Florida International University, she is an experienced business professional with a demonstrated history of working as a Business Strategist with a wealth of experience in Marketing Management, Negotiation, Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), Sales and the non-profit management industry.
In Girl, God is Not Done, she shares lessons learned and key insights into understanding and valuing the importance of knowing WHO you are, WHOSE you are and HOW to unlock your purpose on the way to a truly successful and fulfilling life.
Goodall’s unique gift to speak and teach has seen her working in several communities and multi-million dollar organizations to effect change, connect people and transform lives.
The holder of a BA in Sociology and an MBA focused in Business Administration and Management, General from Florida International University, she is an experienced business professional with a demonstrated history of working as a Business Strategist with a wealth of experience in Marketing Management, Negotiation, Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), Sales and the non-profit management industry.
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January 18, 2026
Girl, God’s Not Done is an encouraging, faith-centered guide to self-worth and healing. Drawing from personal experience and professional insight, Dr. Catherine Jackson offers practical, relatable steps to break free from perfectionism, people-pleasing, and self-doubt while learning to love yourself the way God does.
Warm, honest, and accessible, this book is ideal for readers seeking spiritual growth, healthier boundaries, and a renewed sense of identity rooted in grace rather than pressure. A gentle yet empowering read for personal reflection or sharing with someone who needs hope and reassurance.
Warm, honest, and accessible, this book is ideal for readers seeking spiritual growth, healthier boundaries, and a renewed sense of identity rooted in grace rather than pressure. A gentle yet empowering read for personal reflection or sharing with someone who needs hope and reassurance.
February 17, 2026
Girl, God’s Not Done truly felt like a heartfelt conversation I didn’t know I needed. Dr. Catherine Jackson writes with honesty and warmth, making the journey toward healing and self-worth feel both personal and practical.
The reflections on people-pleasing, boundaries, and redefining love really resonated with me. I found myself pausing to reflect on my own experiences and inner struggles. It’s encouraging without being overwhelming, and compassionate without being preachy.
This book is a gentle reminder that we are worthy, even in our imperfections. I’m grateful I read it.
The reflections on people-pleasing, boundaries, and redefining love really resonated with me. I found myself pausing to reflect on my own experiences and inner struggles. It’s encouraging without being overwhelming, and compassionate without being preachy.
This book is a gentle reminder that we are worthy, even in our imperfections. I’m grateful I read it.
July 30, 2025
Inspiring
This book has made me questioning relationships in my life as well as my relationship with myself. This was a very quick read.
This book has made me questioning relationships in my life as well as my relationship with myself. This was a very quick read.
July 25, 2025
A raw relatable journey of healing - told with humour, honesty and grace. If you have ever struggled to love yourself the way God does, this book meets you right where you are.
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