GIRL, DON'T PLAY!!! PRAY!!!!: The Professional Women's Guide to Identifying His Brokenness

This book was written to help mitigate some of the confusion, anxiety and pain Professional Women endure who may be seeking to be in a lasting monogamous relationship or marriage.

These are my own experiences and research that I have done throughout my life, from the past 40 years.

I hope to equip you with the tools and knowledge to make wiser decisions on a matter that will devastatingly affect your spiritual life, your personal life, your moral compass, your family, as well as your finances.

This is me sharing my own pains of depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, and humiliation, as a result of toxic relationships.

Why? Because I hope to help other Professional Women be cognizant of who they allow to sit at their table and not to ignore the red flags they see and hear in their search for that perfect partner.

Ina Johnson Myers is the mother of 3 and the grandmother of 6. She is a native of Gary Indiana and currently lives in the Atlanta Metro area. She is a Combat Veteran, Author, Entrepreneur, Speaker and Certified Life Coach. This CEO of When She Rise, LLC operates a Coaching Academy helps clients explore the strategies to transform their pain into the fuel that gets them laser focused on their "Special Sauce". I teach them the tools to move through their pain of betrayal and emotional trauma which has hindered their career growth due to those limiting beliefs they've developed from those toxic relationships. Ina is also Founder and CEO of Beethoven Group 4 Heroes, inc. a tax deductible 501c3 non-profit to help with home repairs and housing for our Veteran Heroes. Having come from a military family, she was exposed to the military mindset at a young age. Both of her parents were WWII Veteran Heroes who served our great country. So growing up in a family of service, there was no real surprise when she (the youngest of 7 girls) joined the military herself. Her military career stretched over 24 years, and as a Combat Veteran, she retired in 2006, having honorably served our country in multiple international Conflicts.