A Woman's Love Is Never Good Enough

Charlena E. Jackson

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Charlena Jackson, B.S., M.S., M.H.A., author of, No Cross-No Crown: Trust God Through the Battle, Teachers Just Don't Understand B...

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Charlena Jackson, B.S., M.S., M.H.A., author of, No Cross-No Crown: Trust God Through the Battle, Teachers Just Don't Understand Bullying Hurts, I'm Speaking Up but You're Not Listening, and, Unapologetic for My Flaws and All shares the challenges a woman faces on a daily basis sometimes seem insurmountable, and she often works herself to the point of exhaustion, something which is rarely acknowledged, but she somehow manages to overcome these obstacles. A woman makes so many sacrifices on a daily basis for her spouse, her children, family, and friends, which often go unnoticed and unappreciated A woman's love and kindness are often perceived as weaknesses, so she is discriminated against in the workplace because of her gender, often having to accept a lower salary than her male counterparts. She is also rarely given an executive position and has to work her way up from the bottom. Not only does she face discrimination from the opposite sex but she often encounters female co-workers who do not support her and are jealous of her achievements. Women need to come together and support each other instead of aligning themselves with those who are against them! This book will resonate with women who feel that despite everything they do and the love they give, they are unappreciated, unfairly judged, and taken for granted at every turn. A woman works long and hard for everyone else, whether it's for her family or at her job, yet she often neglects to give herself the same consideration. She needs to rid herself of the toxic relationships that are bringing her down and enjoy the relief that this brings. A woman needs to be a warrior for herself, and realize that no matter how much she tries to please, and care about people, her love, by itself, is never good enough.