"Wow! Finally a book to help each of us
overcome the "Monster Lies" we’ve all been told, sold and
been slave to."
—Mark Victor Hansen, Co-creator, #1 New
York Times best selling series Chicken Soup for the Soul®
"Monster Lies : A Woman's Guide to
Controlling Her Destiny hits so close to home you might
feel these ladies have tapped your phone. Every woman who reads it will
discover that she has been a victim of at least one Monster Lie and
most of us have been held hostage at one time or another by all of
them."
––Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, creator of the
hit TV series Designing
Women, Evening Shade (from the Foreword)
"Monster Lies: A Woman's Guide to Controlling Her Destiny,
[is] a succinct manual for making immediate life changes . . . Exercises
and chapter summaries make this an easy-to-follow, helpful handbook"
—Publishers Weekly
Finalist,
2003 Independent Publisher Awards
Monster Lies :
A Woman's Guide to Controlling Her Destiny
demonstrates that women consciously or unconsciously "buy in" to
certain things they’ve been told in their lives and that those mental
stumbling blocks keep them from succeeding. Sally Franz and Jennifer Webb
discuss twelve "Monsters," show ways to identify the beasts and
exercises you can practice to take back control of your life.
Perfecto
–keeps you from
doing what you want because you’ll never be "perfect" at it.
Scarcity–forces women to
horde–money, time, emotions–because soon there won’t be
"enough."
Doomsday–tells you that
everything will end badly, nothing you do will change anything.
Satisfaction–insists you
be satisfied with whatever you have, because you can never expect
better.
and eight more Monster Lies that can hijack your
life!
"I used to allow criticism from others to
unseat me and cause me to doubt myself. Then I learned that these
people were revealing more about themselves than they were about
me. They just didn't know it. Now I listen and learn, and I
don't confuse their views with the truth about me."
—Catherine Ryan Hyde, the best-selling author of
"Pay
it Forward," relating her own experience in
Monster Lies : A Woman's Guide to Controlling Her Destiny.