It All Comes Out in the Wash: Sorting Through Priorities When Your Load is Out of Balance

Judi Braddy

ISBN 10: 0834122596 / ISBN 13: 9780834122598

Published by Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City, 2006

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Title: It All Comes Out in the Wash: Sorting ...

Publisher: Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City

Publication Date: 2006

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Very Good

Signed: Signed by Author(s)

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Synopsis:

Life is a lot like laundry. It can pile up quickly and, when neglected too long, can get really stinky. Society encourages women to do it all-offering advice and tips on how to prioritize and organize every area of their lives. But too often-just like laundry-the demands of life cause them to cram everything in together and what should come out as clean and dazzling ends up looking dingy-or worse, stained with regret, neglect, or frustration. In It All Comes Out in the Wash, Judi Braddy questions the idea that given enough time everything will eventually come out clean and challenges women to realize that the more they stuff into their lives, the less likely they are to be pleased with the way things turn out. With clever insight and relevant wit, she challenges women to step away from the spin cycle of life long enough to discover the difference between doing it all and becoming all God wants them to be.

About the Author:

Judi Braddy is an auther, motivational speaker, and credentialed minister. She is a frequent contributor to numerous publications and has written other books including, Prodigal In The Parsonage: Encouragement for Ministry Leaders Whose Child Rejects Faith, It All Comes Out in the Wash, True North, Camp Gramma. Judi and her husband live in Elk Grove, California, where he serves as a denominational executive. For more information about her writing and speaking, visit www.judibraddy.com.