What are we so afraid of? Why is fear running our lives?
In Goddesses Face Fear (part of The Goddess Guides to Being A Woman self-help series), International Bestselling Author Ava Miles looks under the proverbial bed at all of the things that go bump in our nights.
Fear is a constant companion for many of us. It tells us what we can’t do, can’t be, can’t want. And we’re listening because its specter looms large in our lives. We’re scared to be goddess women.
“It’s time to say boo to the ghosts in our lives,” Ava says. Goddess women own up to their fears and stare them down until they shrink. We do what we know we’re guided to do even in the midst of being afraid because goddess women are courageous.
This guide is for:
Face down your fears and demons like a goddess woman. Tap into your innate courage!
Wait… The following are some “important” questions readers have had about this series.
What’s the full scoop on this series?
Ava: It’s everything I wish someone would have told me about being a happy, empowered woman on my own terms. I spent years struggling, trying to figure all this stuff out. I tackle the issues that trip women up: sex, relationships and family, money and personal success, body image, eating, self-expression, personal power, happiness, and fear. The Goddess Guides to Being a Woman encourage women of all ages to unleash their true goddess nature.
“Unleash my goddess nature?” Isn’t that a little scary?
Ava: Aren’t you tired of being told what a woman should act like, think like, look like? Aren’t you tired of feeling like you’re always falling short and chasing your tail? To quote myself: "It's time to live a happy and abundant life on our own terms, not anyone else's.” These guides help each woman decide for herself what that goddess-woman life looks like and tap into her happy, power-packed goddess nature.
Am I really going to transform into a goddess if I read these guides?
Ava: That’s up to you, Young Skywalker. But I sense the force is strong with you.
Is this one of those self-important, serious motivational books?
Ava: What do you think? I just made a Star Wars reference. Wonder Woman probably would have been more appropriate, right?
How long are the books? I mean, I don’t have all day.
Ava: These are a short, life-changing books designed for busy women.
Is there an order to the series?
Ava: Nope. You decide which topics appeal to you and what order to read in.
Can men read these guides too?
Ava: Sure. Some of the information is geared towards women, but there’s a lot in the guides for everyone walking around on two legs, men included. I mean, don’t they want to be happy and empowered too?
Are these like Ava’s other bestselling series?
Ava: No, these are non-fiction, but some of the guides contain short fictional stories to make key points.
Who would you say you’re most like? I’ve never heard of you.
Ava: Being a goddess woman, I’d like to say I’m just me, but how about a cross between Erma Bombeck and Deepak Chopra? Just kidding. You’ll have to decide.
Where do I find out more about all this goddess stuff?
Ava: You can check out Goddess Central at www.avamiles.com
In Goddesses Face Fear (part of The Goddess Guides to Being A Woman self-help series), International Bestselling Author Ava Miles looks under the proverbial bed at all of the things that go bump in our nights.
Fear is a constant companion for many of us. It tells us what we can’t do, can’t be, can’t want. And we’re listening because its specter looms large in our lives. We’re scared to be goddess women.
“It’s time to say boo to the ghosts in our lives,” Ava says. Goddess women own up to their fears and stare them down until they shrink. We do what we know we’re guided to do even in the midst of being afraid because goddess women are courageous.
This guide is for:
- Women who are sick of having fear run their lives.
- Women who stop themselves from doing what they know they want to do.
- Women who can’t keep a handle on their demons.
- Women who want to hide from their fears and from life.
- Women who admire strong and courageous people and don’t think they can be.
Face down your fears and demons like a goddess woman. Tap into your innate courage!
Wait… The following are some “important” questions readers have had about this series.
What’s the full scoop on this series?
Ava: It’s everything I wish someone would have told me about being a happy, empowered woman on my own terms. I spent years struggling, trying to figure all this stuff out. I tackle the issues that trip women up: sex, relationships and family, money and personal success, body image, eating, self-expression, personal power, happiness, and fear. The Goddess Guides to Being a Woman encourage women of all ages to unleash their true goddess nature.
“Unleash my goddess nature?” Isn’t that a little scary?
Ava: Aren’t you tired of being told what a woman should act like, think like, look like? Aren’t you tired of feeling like you’re always falling short and chasing your tail? To quote myself: "It's time to live a happy and abundant life on our own terms, not anyone else's.” These guides help each woman decide for herself what that goddess-woman life looks like and tap into her happy, power-packed goddess nature.
Am I really going to transform into a goddess if I read these guides?
Ava: That’s up to you, Young Skywalker. But I sense the force is strong with you.
Is this one of those self-important, serious motivational books?
Ava: What do you think? I just made a Star Wars reference. Wonder Woman probably would have been more appropriate, right?
How long are the books? I mean, I don’t have all day.
Ava: These are a short, life-changing books designed for busy women.
Is there an order to the series?
Ava: Nope. You decide which topics appeal to you and what order to read in.
Can men read these guides too?
Ava: Sure. Some of the information is geared towards women, but there’s a lot in the guides for everyone walking around on two legs, men included. I mean, don’t they want to be happy and empowered too?
Are these like Ava’s other bestselling series?
Ava: No, these are non-fiction, but some of the guides contain short fictional stories to make key points.
Who would you say you’re most like? I’ve never heard of you.
Ava: Being a goddess woman, I’d like to say I’m just me, but how about a cross between Erma Bombeck and Deepak Chopra? Just kidding. You’ll have to decide.
Where do I find out more about all this goddess stuff?
Ava: You can check out Goddess Central at www.avamiles.com