MORE GOOD STUFF — Just like his remarkably compelling first edition, “A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes” (Extended Version/Second Edition) figures to leave Nashville-area award-winning author Aaron Jordan, Jr.’s reading audience on the edge of its seat, considering this longtime middle-Tennessee-based syndicated radio personality and television talk show host addresses an assortment of relationship-oriented topics that could greatly enhance or spice up relationships.
NASHVILLE — When Aaron Jordan, Jr. witnessed the much-anticipated release of his book, “The Power Within, A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes,” in July 2014, this Nashville-area award-winning author was the beneficiary of countless rave reviews.
So much, in fact, that it is safe assume that Jordan, Jr. is about to embark upon even more favorable feedback.
That’s because over the weekend, Jordan, Jr.’s “A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes” (Extended Version/Second Edition) officially hit the market and is available for purchase on Amazon.com.
Just like his remarkably compelling first edition, “A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes” (Extended Version/Second Edition) figures to leave Jordan, Jr.’s reading audience on the edge of its seat, considering this longtime middle-Tennessee-based syndicated radio personality and television talk show host addresses an assortment of key relationship-oriented topics that could greatly enhance or spice up one’s life.
“(God) pressed upon me to add more substance and meat,” Jordan, Jr. told Making Headline News.
To his credit, he has done just that, even going as far as to raise an assortment of thought-provoking questions, most notably: Have you ever wondered why your relationships and dating experiences make you feel like it’s hard for you to find love? And why do you constantly settle for less than what you deserve?
All things considered, in “A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes” (Extended Version/Second Edition), Jordan, Jr. aids his audience mightily, particularly with regards to truly harnessing and understanding their value in what he appropriately describes as the dating world.
STANDING BY HER MAN — Jordan attributes much of his success to his wife, Ashley Jordan, and his daughter, Teanna.
In essence, his latest book inspires his readers to take themselves out of what he labels the “victimized viewpoint” to where they can be able to grasp a “good hard look” at themselves and their situation.
Jordan, Jr.’s new book, by all accounts, aspires to help readers come to grips with the hardest issue in the world to grasp which, according to him, is “ourselves.”
“We have the tendency to sabotage our own happiness, because of the triggers of our passed hurts,” Jordan, Jr. explained. “Whatever dominates your thoughts the most, that is what you will attract into your life.”
STAR WATCH — Jordan, Jr.’s has become a fixture when it comes to crossing paths with celebrities. Pictured with him is renowned gospel recording artist, Pastor Shirley Ceasar.
A native Memphian who is widely known as “Mr. Know Your Worth,” Jordan, Jr. also is a longtime motivational speaker, relationship expert and the mastermind behind three books to date.
By and large, his latest book appropriately breaks down the philosophy of dating into what he has coined as five steps we typically to skip when it comes to finding true love.
“You’ll learn what the Fourth Quarter Love is and how it breaks down the general order of how the dating process is when we are looking for a partner,” Jordan, Jr. said. “Once you have this book, truly internalizing the wisdom within will lead to a better and healthier you in dating, providing you with concepts, case studies, and analogies that can truly help you not only in your love life but in your personal development as well.”
And here’s the real kicker Jordan, Jr. deemed it essential to pass along to his reading audience.
“If you want to be taken serious in your love life, then you should take finding love seriously,” Jordan, Jr. said.
As for the divine message for which he was inspired to produce “A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes” (Extended Version/Second Edition), Jordan, Jr. emphasized, among other things, that women are not to be defined by their sometimes turbulent past and men are to grasp the vital notion that they are predestined for leadership.
“Men we cannot expect to be looked upon as leaders in our relationship if our leadership is not in place,” Jordan, Jr. explained. “Men, we have to get back connected with our Creator that gives us enlightenment and direction to provide, protection, and cultivate the minds and inner beings of our relationship or in our dating experience.”
As expected, the feedback since the weekend online release of Jordan, Jr.’s book has been favorable which, of course, isn’t a huge surprise, considering his recent achievements and accolades were only signs of things to come.
NO BIG SURPRISE, REALLY — As expected, the feedback since the weekend online release of Jordan, Jr.’s book has been favorable which, of course, isn’t a huge surprise, considering his recent achievements and accolades were only signs of things to come.
In 2016, for instance, Jordan, Jr. was awarded the Indie Authors Legacy Author Award for Author of the Year in Personal Development, a feat that emerged largely from the unyielding support from countless individuals who were moved by the empowerment of the first edition.”
Because Jordan, Jr.’s first installment of “The Power Within, A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes”was a monumental success, he admittedly has adopted greater goals and ambitions for his new book.
“I want to go all out for the marketing of this book to reach that 10,000 goal (in books sold),” Jordan, Jr. said.
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“(God) pressed upon me to add more substance and meat,” Jordan, Jr. told Making Headline News.
And here’s the real kicker Jordan, Jr. deemed it essential to pass along to his reading audience.
EDITOR’S NOTE: If you are an entrepreneur, business owner, producer, author, athlete, musician, barber, life coach, motivational speaker, cosmetologist, tax preparer, model, or pastor/minister who is seeking exposure and would like to share your story with an in-depth news feature, call Reporter Andre Johnson at 901-690-6587 or Facebook message him under “Andre T. Johnson” for details.
