Hey Girl You Can Do It

Women of all ages and walks of life are experiencing challenges each and every day. The pressures of home, family, career and community are overwhelming. While striving to be everything to everyone, resentment and loss of self-worth evolve. Actions and attitudes are influenced by past events and have lasting effects upon their lives. The world tries to squeeze women into its mold how to look, act, live, and eat. These images create the attitude of self-centeredness or its demeaning and women allow the word cant to control them. Gods Word encourages and tells women how special they are when they put trust in Him. And they can do all things through Christ. The reader will discover how to: Get past the past Adjust to different seasons in life See herself as God sees her Overcome fears and insecurities Turn negatives into positives Apply the Word of God Become a joy-filled woman of God ENDORSEMENT: During the years that Pastor Betty Jo has been my friend and mentor, I have witnessed her deep love for others and her heartfelt desire to see us embrace and enjoy all the richness available through Gods Word. Her encouraging message for todays women is timeless and relevant. ( by Cheryl St. John - Award winning author of both historical and contemporary novels, teacher, conference speaker and worship leader.) Betty Jo is a teacher, counselor and writes curriculum for ladies Bible studies and speaker at womens and community groups. She wrote, produced and hosted Lifelines and Heart-to-Heart radio programs. She and her husband have been pastoring for twenty years and have two daughters, six grandchildren and two great-grandsons.

An Empowering, Imaginative, Inspiring self-exploratory Activity Journal for girls to Cultivate Mindfulness, Positive Affirmations, Gratitude and Help Your Girl Grow Strong, Wise and Confident.

What started as a silly way for blogger Danielle Henderson and her classmates to keep track of the feminist theorists they were studying in class quickly turned into an overnight sensation. Since its launch in October 2011, the Feminist Ryan Gosling blog has close to 30,000 followers and more than 3 million page views per month. In this hilarious book based on the wildly popular blog, the author pairs swoon-worthy photos of the steamy actor with sensitive feminist theories and plenty of sweet talk. Included are 120 full-color photos and captions throughout, with some of the best entries from the blog along with 70 to 80 percent brand-new material for the book.

Self-Love Journal for Women

BEING A WOMAN ISN'T EASY At this stage, who wants to keep pretending like it is? With society constantly attempting to categorize us in one way or another, our environments influencing us to fall victim to conformity, and our backgrounds dictating what we should aspire to be, what's a girl to do? We are ALL going through life, making mistakes and simply just trying to figure it out. The beauty of this is that- this process -doesn't have a race, it doesn't have an upbringing, and it sure as heck doesn't have a tax bracket. Despite the many struggles that we may face as women in today's society this book aims to unfold one solid truth: No matter what "type" of woman you are, you're never superior or inferior to anyone other than who you were before. The only thing that you can do in this life to maximize your full potential is focus on becoming a better version of yourself. FALL Trust the process, Get up, Find yourself, Grow, Accept your shortcomings, Learn from your experiences and encourage other women to do the same. We can't expect to raise the next generation of young women to be "better than we were" if we don't stop covering up the imperfections and realities that are surely coming their way. Be true to yourself. Lend a helping hand. Understand. Tell your story. Open your eyes and recognize that we are ALL a lot more alike than you think.

“Like the YouTube channel, this is a touching yet informative guide for those seeking fatherly advice, or even a few good dad jokes.” — Library Journal

Everyone has to learn how to be themselves in order that they may live the lives which God purposed for them. So many of us are unable to walk in what God has called us to do because we don’t recognize where we fit in. Too many times we put our focus on what someone else is doing and we begin to question our own abilities. Our assignment gets overlooked because we think we’re not capable or we think it is not important. I believe God wanted me to write this book. This book is meant to stir an awakening in the reader to stand up and be counted. God put thought into each one of us. He didn’t create us to sit on the sidelines. We’ve got work to do.

Performance in Popular Culture reveals the intricate relationship between performance and popular culture by exploring how theatrical conventions and dramaturgical tropes have informed the way the social is constructed for popular consumption. Staged as a series of case studies, this book considers the diverse ways the social is imagined and produced in live and mediated performances, in images and texts, in interactive experiences and in cultural institutions. By looking at performance in popular culture, the world we live in becomes more visible, open to investigation and (perhaps) to change. Performance in Popular Culture engages a wide range of disciplines and theoretical frameworks: performance, theatre and cultural studies; comparative literature and media studies; gender and sexuality, critical race and post-colonial theories. Designed for accessibility at an undergraduate level, the case studies make use of visual materials, moving images and texts that are readily available to lecturers and students, to scholars and to the general public.