NEW BOOK ALERT: North Carolina author Ursula Martin-Myles’ ‘What Are Men Saying About Women’ is as good as advertised

I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. (Philippians 4:13 NKJV)

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According to Ursula Martin-Myles’ bio that was submitted recently to Making Headline News, she is widely regarded as a “small town country girl” from Texas.

Corrigan, Texas, to put it more precisely — a rural Polk County establishment that’s comprised of roughly 1,595 residents, according to the latest U. S. census.

Given the remarkably brilliant strides she’s made during the course of her life, it’s safe to assume that Martin-Myles undoubtedly is representing Corrigan quite well.

Having admitted, among other things, that she’s on a fervent mission to break generational curses, Martin-Myles has gone to great lengths steadfastly defy seemingly insurmountable odds and, most importantly, make her dreams a reality.

To her distinctly unique credit, her recipe for sustained success is centered largely on becoming knowledgeable of what she appropriately describes as “the entrepreneur game,” an awe-inspiring trend she senses will greatly enable her to leave a legacy for the generations to come, she said.

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“After the death of my father is when the mission to leave an impact on this world started,” Martin-Myles said.

All things considered, a massive portion of that legacy has emerged through Martin-Myles’ immeasurable gift as an author.

The owner and author of the Charlotte, North Carolina-based Early Morning Publishing House, Martin-Myles is the mastermind behind What Are Men Saying About Women, her newly-assembled book that that made its ceremonious release in April 2020.

An intriguingly informative written work that is comprised of 89 pages in length, Martin-Myles’ What Are Men Saying About Women is a self-help book exclusively for relationships, as mentioned in a detailed synopsis of this author’s book at Amazon.com.

“The purpose of this book is to help women find more purpose in their romantic relationship by first, taking a deeper look into the relationship they have with themselves,” said an Amazon spokesperson for Martin-Myles’ new book. “You will appreciate the new mindset that this book helps you develop.”

Moreover, Martin-Myles’ What Are Men Saying About Women eloquently provides an assortment of questions, many of which will prompt you to think about your decisions with pertinent advice that will help you with your critical-thinking.

Long before discovering her God-orchestrated vision as an accomplished businesswoman, Martin-Myles admittedly struggled with not knowing her purpose in life or, as she specifically acknowledged, where she fit “in her own space.”

“After deep soul searching, I realized that my gift was always present, helping and serving others,” Martin-Myles said. “I was very doubtful about this being my gift and purpose, because it had put me in a few compromising positions and one almost costing me my freedom.”

Having ultimately adopted a new lease on life, Martin-Myles diligently shifted her mindset which, to her credit, was centered largely on trusting God, having faith serving in her purpose, feeding her passion and, most importantly, abandoning any form of fear that surfaced in her life to challenge her faith.

Fortunately for this beloved empowerment extraordinaire, she has since embraced her God-mandated mission, one that’s geared specifically on help individuals understand the equation of love, particularly reminding them that it all begins with the inner self.

Martin-Myles, in fact, has gone to great lengths to possess and savor her passion as an empowerment coach and mentor, educating others about love, dating, and relationships.

Also, Martin-Myles is committed to empowering others to focus on a positive mindset, alternative thinking, gaining awareness, and better understanding themselves, she said. Moreover, she reinforces such attributes through three most essential components: knowledge, understanding, and, wisdom, all the while reminding the masses that any relationship can work.

“But most of all, the relationship with yourself is the most essential,” Martin-Myles, a divorced mother of two daughters, said.

BEAUTY FOR ASHES 

Dedicated to helping individuals “sort out the real problem” in the equation of love and relationships by evolving the unchanged variable (self), Martin-Myles said arguably her grandest life lesson is having discovered her identity.

“I realized I needed to invest more in myself,” Martin-Myles said. “I had to discover who I was, my boundaries, needs, and wants. Though my book, it’s a self-help (tool) to help women get rid of negative energy that may be hurting their romantic, platonic relationships, and friendships.

“One thing that I desperately want women to know is that there is no love like self-love, true loves lie within, and there is no fear in love. If they keep this in mind, then love will flourish.”

Appropriately and eloquently said by this, a “small town country girl” from Texas.

For more information about Charlotte, North Carolina Author/Businesswoman Ursula Martin-Myles, to inquire about her book or a speaking engagement or book signing, connect with her via Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ursula.m.miles; Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LoveCoachMyles/; Twitter: https://twitter.com/LoveCoachMyles. Send email to: [email protected].

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