GRACE AJAGBE

When I wrote the book, I wanted the stories and lessons in it to go beyond the women featured on its pages.

I wanted another woman to read it and find something she could carry into her own journey.

To attempt the thing that feels too big. To stop interpreting fear as an automatic reason to say no.

To see another woman do something remarkable and think, maybe I can too.

So receiving this message meant a lot.

Knowing that she went back to the book in a season where she’s building something that feels bigger than her, found the words she needed, and is using them to keep going.

That’s the purpose. I may never know how every person who reads the book is impacted by it.

But messages like this remind me that the words are travelling beyond the pages and meeting people in moments when they need them.

And I think that’s one of the most beautiful things about writing a book.

You write the words once, but you never really know when they’ll show up for someone else.

Knowing that something I wrote is helping someone keep going makes every page worth it. ❤️

Have you read the book? Let me know how it has helped you in the comments

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