Bücher veröffentlicht von CEO Wife Publishing

In a world that often underestimates and overlooks the strength of women, their stories remain untold, hidden beneath layers of silence and societal expectations. Yet, within the depths of their souls, lies a remarkable power, a fire that cannot be extinguished. It is within this realm that "Becoming Her" takes flight, a captivating collection of stories that resonate with the experiences, adversities, and triumphs of women from all walks of life.Each chapter is a heartfelt journey, an invitation to witness the transformation of ordinary women who refused to be defined by their circumstances. In "Becoming Her," we explore the many facets of womanhood and delve into the diverse narratives that make each woman's journey unique. From the echoes of whispered childhood dreams to the resounding impact of pivotal life choices, these stories intertwine to create a tapestry of shared experiences, reminding us that we are never alone on this winding road called life as we BEcome the best versions of ourselves.

Sunny days, everybody loves them. But tell me, baby, can you stand the rain? -- New EditionWhen two people take each other to love, honor, and cherish for the rest of their lives, they promise to consider, respect, and try to understand each other. Inevitably, they encounter storms, and navigating those rough waters together takes commitment, dedication, and trust. If they also go into business together, the stakes for a successful partnership are that much higher.The couples who tell their stories have weathered storms in both their marriages and in their businesses. You'll hear separately from the wives and the husbands about how they overcame what felt like insurmountable financial trouble, trust issues, loss, and more with love, faith, and open communication.Each wife-husband team gets deeply personal through unflinchingly honest stories about their experiences in love, business, and marriage to help other married couples-especially those in business together-get through their own rainstorms and feel the sun again.