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Resilient: Finding the Will to Get Back Up Again
Confident in her ability to bounce back from any setback, author, business mentor, and Mompreneur Life Empowerment Coach, Ebony Pollard thought that she had mastered the art of resilience. But, when her life sustained a series of blows that left her mentally, emotionally, and physically depleted, Ebony found herself in a dark place she wasn't sure she could come back from.
Tackling tough topics like grief, postpartum depression and anxiety, stress, narcissistic abuse, and overwhelm Ebony opens her heart to readers with practical advice on how to rebound from a crippling setback. Readers will discover how to tap into their own God-given resilience and bounce back from defeat to victory like a boss!
Tackling tough topics like grief, postpartum depression and anxiety, stress, narcissistic abuse, and overwhelm Ebony opens her heart to readers with practical advice on how to rebound from a crippling setback. Readers will discover how to tap into their own God-given resilience and bounce back from defeat to victory like a boss!
107 pages, Paperback
First published July 31, 2020
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Ebony Pollard
6 books5 followersI'm currently pursuing a degree in Creative Writing & English. With this degree I hope to further my career as a writer and break into the novel writing world. Stay tuned!
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September 4, 2020
Ebony Pollard has taken on the very difficult task of honesty in writing. She's written a self-help kind of book, true, but she's done it in her own voice, with her own experiences, and she's expressed simple methods of processing and growing that we can all implement.
A lot of self-help books a.) Leave Jesus out of them, & b.) Get so full of themselves & their vernacular that the average person is completely overwhelmed (that's actually why I don't read self-help books😆).
I need REAL advice, people. I need instructions that aren't overshadowed with criticisms. I need things I can do, things I can implement, that are in agreeance with the Gospel & that pull me in closer to God, not that make my eyes roll back before I finish the first chapter.
There's plenty of space for journaling in this book, so I am hoping to go back and process the insights more slowly...to digest these premises, & to learn these methods so they become natural habits.
It's a fast read, but it's a lifelong review.
I, for one, am looking forward to breaking new ground as a "Resilient" woman. #Resilient
A lot of self-help books a.) Leave Jesus out of them, & b.) Get so full of themselves & their vernacular that the average person is completely overwhelmed (that's actually why I don't read self-help books😆).
I need REAL advice, people. I need instructions that aren't overshadowed with criticisms. I need things I can do, things I can implement, that are in agreeance with the Gospel & that pull me in closer to God, not that make my eyes roll back before I finish the first chapter.
There's plenty of space for journaling in this book, so I am hoping to go back and process the insights more slowly...to digest these premises, & to learn these methods so they become natural habits.
It's a fast read, but it's a lifelong review.
I, for one, am looking forward to breaking new ground as a "Resilient" woman. #Resilient
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