52 Weeks of Wisdom, A Woman's Guide to Self-Empowerment, Volume 3

Empowerment is external; it is the power others give to you. Self-empowerment is internal; it is the power you give to yourself. The only way to obtain the life you desire is to empower yourself to achieve it.Self-reflection is key to understanding yourself. Once you understand who you are and why, you can better empower yourself to achieve the life you want. Once you empower yourself to become the person you want and to have the life you desire, you can accomplish it.In this third volume to "52 Weeks of Wisdom: A Woman's Guide to Self-Empowerment," Susan L. Farrell provides 52 additional short stories to encourage you to reflect upon yourself, your thoughts, your actions, your choices, and your life. Whether you read one topic per week or the entire book in one sitting, it will help you understand and empower yourself.Topics include: Find a New Balance, Sometimes Good Enough is Good Enough, Self-Limiting Belief Systems, Show What You Know, Facts and False Conclusions, and We See What We Expect to See.No matter where you are in your journey of self-empowerment, this book will assist you in reaching your destination.Other books in the series "A Woman's Guide to Self-Empowerment" include: "3 Good Choices: Change It, Accept It, or Leave It;" "52 Weeks of Wisdom, Volumes 1, 2, and 3;" and "Don't Act Like Prey!"

Susan L. Farrell uses her love of learning to inspire women tolearn about themselves. She urges them to empower themselves to achieve thelives they desire. Farrell draws upon her experiences as a leader, manager,consultant, coach, trainer, and teacher to provide ideas to encourage women tothink about what they do, why they do it, and do they want to change.
Farrell is the author of the series A Woman's Guide to Self-Empowerment. 3 Good Choices: Change It, AcceptIt, or Leave It discusses how to make positive choices in all aspects oflife. 52 Weeks of Wisdom, Volumes 1, 2, and 3 are designed to provideideas to encourage women to empower themselves. Don't Act Like Prey! discusses respectful assertiveness asan option to passive or aggressive behavior.