I loved this little book. I am a thinker, and this book put into words things that I’d been thinking my whole adult life, but could never seem to verbalize. In fact, when I first started reading “As a Woman Thinketh”, I could not stop thinking (no pun intended) about how the clear the author’s thought processes were (and had to be) in order to guide her readers to the ingenious conclusions she makes about actions and reactions to everyday life and the short and long-term consequences they bear on a woman’s happiness or lack thereof.

If you could bottle the author’s thought processes and drink them each day to remind yourself that your day will go in whatever direction your thoughts and actions lead it, you could have a wonderful life. The greatest thing about the book is that anyone can easily jot down helpful hints that can guide you toward a more peaceful life full of clarity that, in turn, fosters self-discovery and service to others rather than doubt, fear, anxiety and self-absorption.