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by Katrina M. Ferguson (Author), Daniel Haupt (Author), Wendala Bradley (Author)
Who is a woman of worth? She seems to be a figment of our imagination, only existing in popular songs, poems and even Bible verses. Who could hold such a title in society today? Surely with all we encounter as women we can't know her personally and couldn't possibly be her. Nothing could be further from the truth. Whether you know it or not, you are her. You are that woman of worth; a woman of great value.
This book is written to help you to get a clear understanding of who you are, and whose you are, so you will truly understand your worth ... your value You will be clear of your assigned worth, based on your Creator and your inherent worth, based on what you have and will create. You will be able to stand, flat footed (or in stilettos), head held high, with a straight face, conviction in your tone and say:
"I am awesome and one of a kind. There can and never will be another woman quite like me. There are specific gifts and treasures that I hold and no matter what I face, the outcome of every situation is positive for me. Everything I put my hands to turns to gold. Every negative situation that comes my way becomes positive. Every cell of my being is magnificent and as such, I have good success and favor with God and man."
These statements may seem bold. They may even seem prideful or conceited. When you get an understanding of your purpose, of who you are and who you were created to be, of the very meaning for your existence, you will move differently, you will talk differently, you will show up differently for your loved ones and for the world. You will not allow anyone else to ascribe to you your value. Instead, you will tell the world who you are and your value.
The authors in this book didn't come together just to collaborate on an amazing book, although it is an amazing book. We came to help you dominate ... to help you to access the purpose of God for your life by sharing with you how it is that we began to recognize our value and thereby walk in it. Once you've read our stories, you too will say:
