Download or read book The Alpha Mom written by Samantha Sambun-Karasu and published by Partridge Publishing Singapore. This book was released on 2021-11-29 with total page 340 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Alpha Mom is not your typical self-help book. There are no motivational platitudes, cute business parables or rah-rah quotes here. It won’t tell you that your life turned out from conditions outside your control. It won’t coat you in a comfort shell like a useless chrysalis that stops you from flapping your wings. Or attempt to slap good sense with Facebook memes to tell you you’re as tough as nails. In short, I won’t reinforce the mental bullshit that keeps us trapped with pity parties telling us how unlucky or unfair life had been to us. My goal is to help you break through that chrysalis towards real empowerment. To change your perspectives. To make you think and help attain the results YOU want. To awaken from the slumber of helplessness. To rise above a culture of mediocrity. So The Alpha Mom is written just for you. Maybe only you. Truth is often uncomfortable. But it exists to shatter comfort zones to help us achieve our purpose. Through a “get off your butt and start doing it” approach to help women and mothers achieve real happiness, fulfillment and contentment. For starts, women need to break three of the most common lies we tell ourselves. First, that happiness has to do with material excesses. Second, that beauty and sex appeal declines with age. And third, that women must live in accordance to societal codes and standards. A little warning though: This book can make you better but first, it may piss you off. Some of my posts may appear cynical, caustic or controversial but that’s only because it will challenge, confront and contradict you own beliefs. Check out some of the truths exposed in The Alpha Mom: “Being physically attractive and sexy increases with age, not decreases.” “Making a mistake in a relationship doesn’t necessarily imply impropriety” “There’s no such thing as an inability to exercise” “Being independent does not affect your role as a wife and/ or mother” “Compulsion to societal expectation is never forced but is a choice” Pretty cool huh? So pick it up, and I’ll see ya between the covers, ;)