With a Christian attitude, this book is telling you how to accept your body, your life, your children. The authors tell you how your preconceived notion of perfection comes from the media and is set in your mind at a very young age. Each chapter is written by one of the authors and gives you prayer to handle each situation. It's a comical look at today's generation of women going from boardroom to family room. There are many facets of this book that I will use in my daily life dealing with life and reality.

Inspiration and acceptance of things that will not or cannot change. It teaches you to accept your children, husband, boyfriend as they are and stop trying to change them into what you want them to be.

The title of the book captured my attention. Each prayer is unique to the chapter and I gained some great insight.

Like I wasn't different from everyone. That it was allright not to be superwoman.

Both authors live totally different lives in different states but are equally inspirational in the chapters they write.

All women have a fear of being inadequate. We think we can do it all. This book gives you the ok to not be all to everyone.

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