Readers have described the book as “a powerful, positive force for others faced with these same challenges and I know her story is relatable to so many,” and “Solid, practical advice.”
Comparing her life to the adolescent times of a teenager in Judy Blume’s “Are you there God? It’s me, Margaret,” Jodi takes us back to that time of uncertainty while questioning our changes into womanhood. Now, as a 40-something mother, Jodi describes the flip side in this compelling and tell-all narrative. Jodi asks questions at this life stage that most women want to know as she describes her own shortcomings. She offers sound advice, lifestyle tips and strategies to help you get back on track, reduce overwhelm and stress and really appreciate what’s important in your life.
“I think what happens to most of us, in which, we get to a point where what we are doing is not congruent with our soul’s purpose and priorities, and we end up in an identity crisis. We stand there and ask “Am I just a mom, am I my business, am I enough, am I a robot ... who the heck am I?”
I think deep down we are all teenage Margarets praying for God to answer our cries, during a time we feel like we are losing control and going completely bat crazy. With constant stress, poor eating, lack of exercise and no time for ourselves, it’s no wonder our hormones are completely out of control,” says Jodi.
Readers of this book totally relate to Jodi’s journey as it makes us all realize we are not alone and we are in control of our own circumstances and health.
As a former corporate executive and small business owner Jodi realized that too much stress and overwhelm took a toll on her declining health. She decided she needed to change paths and set off on a journey of self-healing and personal growth. In doing so, she became a certified life coach, strategic interventionist, relationship coach and NLP (neuro linguistic programmer). She now inspires other women to align their values with their priorities so they can live in harmony with their home and career life. For more information go to www.keepmeinmommy.com
Media Contact: Jodi Brichta-Coyne, CLC, CME Name: Jodi Brichta-Coyne Phone: 845.222.7183 Email: jodi@momgoddesscoach.com Website: www.keepmeinmommy.com Book at Amazon: http://amzn.com/B00JJEMN76 Book Trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5__Zba_jv0Q
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