
A Woman's ABCs Of Life: Lessons in life, love, family and career, from those who learned the hard way
What You Wish Someone Would Have Told You
Advice For Women of All Ages
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Paperback"A Woman's ABCs of Life is packed with fun and practical advice that's easy to take - insights you wish your mother might have taught you or that you wish you had learned before it was too late. Whether a woman is a student, homemaker, starting her own business, or wishing for the perfect man, this book offers downright practical advice and lessons learned through the turmoil of an active life, and tempered by the fires of fortune and misfortune."
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I so love this book. I give it away to all my consulting clients, men and women alike. The men thank me for helping them better understand their female relationships, and how they have benefited from the learning as well. The women thank me for helping me see who they have been, and who they can become out of what they see. Thanks for all you do to help us be all that we can be.
A Woman's ABCs of Life
What You Wish Someone Would Have Told You


About The Author
BECA LEWIS thinks the world is not what it looks like, so she spends her time looking for what isn’t always visible. Addicted to reading from childhood, she thought that the worlds she read about were real. Now she asks, who says they are not?
Beca writes and coaches on shifting the story from her home in Ohio, where she lives with her husband and bunches of birds, trees, flowers, and squirrels.
She says they know more than she does about what is real, and what is not.

