
This
is not a book about productivity. You won't find any techniques to
help you prioritize or meet your goals. This book it about your
attitudes. You are given five attitudes to have if you are going to
persevere and not quit.
I'll
give a couple so you can see the idea of the book. The first attitude
is that you must be willing to be refined by God. God may very well
mix things up in your life so that you can grow through it. It may
mean adversity or some other tough experience. Koziarz encourages you
to embrace the process. It is what God uses to remove impurities and
improve your character.
Another
habit is staying open to the movement of God. Your day (or your life)
may not be going the way you had planned. Maintaining this habit
means having attitudes of humility and surrender.
Koziarz
tells lots of stories about her own experiences to illustrate the
five habit areas. The book is very readable with bits if humor to
lighten up the serious topics. At the end of each chapter are quotes
to remember and challenging questions.
This
is a soul searching book to see if you have the attitudes that make
for a woman who perseveres. If you identify yourself as a “quitter,”
you will find some encouragement to evaluate your attitudes and
change them. I would have liked to see more practical steps and
suggestions as to how one's attitudes can be changed. At the end of
the book I understood what attitudes I should have but was lacking a
plan to get them incorporated into my life. There is additional
material available – videos and study books. I would think working
through this book in a group setting would be much better than trying
to do it solo.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.

B &
H Books, 224 pages.
I
received a complimentary copy of this book through Icon Media for the
purpose of an independent and honest review.
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