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Looking to get ahead, personally and professionally? BLACK WOMAN Just Get Your Hair Wet: Self-Empowerment to Reach Your Divine Potential is the self-help guide to unlearn old habits to power on courageously and successfully for today's black women! Written by an author who knows what it takes... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
First Sentence edit
It was Saturday morning. I’d gotten my hair done and left the beauty salon.
Table of Contents edit
Introduction 7
Chapters
1. The Black Woman is Not Mad, She is Near Psychotic! 13
2. Having Faith Eternal in God’s Grace 25
3. The Power is in the Book —Yet We Don’t Read! 35
4. How Demeaning Experiences Pushed Me to Try Harder 45
5. Getting to Know Me; & You & Me 57
6. Making the Right Calls for Critical Self-Improvement 69
7. Get Moooving to Stay Healthy & Happy! 79
8. Mind on Money, Money on My Mind 91
9. The Brand of You 101
Footnotes & References
Acknowledging “The Journey”
About the Author
Authors & Contributors edit
- Angela Brister (Author)
Subjects edit
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