A Heart for Women
Gail C. Showalter
Hello, I am glad you found my site.
I’ve experienced life’s transitions on many levels and am here to assist you, to coach you or guide your group through your tough times.
You, like most women, probably like to have someone who can relate to your situation. My goal is to walk women like you through tough times.
I’ve experienced life’s transitions on many levels and am here to assist you, to coach you or guide your group through your tough times.
You, like most women, probably like to have someone who can relate to your situation. My goal is to walk women like you through tough times.
Workshops That Teach & Enrich Your Life
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Journey with me on the path through single motherhood. Identify with my stories and learn ways to make your crooked places straight. The book can be read independently or used in a group as a study guide.
I'm available to teach your group.
I'm available to teach your group.
Living Learning Loving
by Gail Cawley Showalter
Comments from a reader
I learned several new strategies that have already made my life easier, such as discovering where I fall in the four personality types. Based upon the description chart in the book, I am a choleric and my daughter is a phlegmatic, which explains A LOT about the root of our conflicts. Simply put, this means I am constantly trying to do and be more, and because of that, I tend to push my daughter too much when her personality requires more peace at home. Discovering this helps both of us to have much more harmony at home. Thank you for that insight and many others, Gail! - Nicole
When my three children were preschoolers my marriage to their father fell apart. I was devastated. Over time I revamped my life, raised my children, and developed really strong soul stamina. Now, it is my desire to be there for other women, sharing what I learned.
by Gail Cawley Showalter
Comments from a reader
I learned several new strategies that have already made my life easier, such as discovering where I fall in the four personality types. Based upon the description chart in the book, I am a choleric and my daughter is a phlegmatic, which explains A LOT about the root of our conflicts. Simply put, this means I am constantly trying to do and be more, and because of that, I tend to push my daughter too much when her personality requires more peace at home. Discovering this helps both of us to have much more harmony at home. Thank you for that insight and many others, Gail! - Nicole
When my three children were preschoolers my marriage to their father fell apart. I was devastated. Over time I revamped my life, raised my children, and developed really strong soul stamina. Now, it is my desire to be there for other women, sharing what I learned.
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A Book Review
Although I'm not a mother, married or single, I'm grateful for receiving Gail Showalter's book as a gift. As I read it I realized this isn't strictly for single mothers but for anyone looking to navigate life's challenges through Gail's experience raising three children as a single mother. It's uplifting, inspiring and common sense advice that can be applied to men, women and even young adults starting out on an indepent life. I believe your mistakes in life are life lessons that you learn from. Gail has made it less complicated by sharing her experiences and hope- fully you'll learn for her hiccups in life and avoid some of the same pitfalls we all face daily. I will be continually referring to her book. It's a timeless, well written aid that you will wear out rereading passages over the years. -Debbie K.
Although I'm not a mother, married or single, I'm grateful for receiving Gail Showalter's book as a gift. As I read it I realized this isn't strictly for single mothers but for anyone looking to navigate life's challenges through Gail's experience raising three children as a single mother. It's uplifting, inspiring and common sense advice that can be applied to men, women and even young adults starting out on an indepent life. I believe your mistakes in life are life lessons that you learn from. Gail has made it less complicated by sharing her experiences and hope- fully you'll learn for her hiccups in life and avoid some of the same pitfalls we all face daily. I will be continually referring to her book. It's a timeless, well written aid that you will wear out rereading passages over the years. -Debbie K.
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Review on Amazon
I just finished reading the book Living, Learning, Loving. WoW, despite the fact that I am in my 50's and raised two boys on my own I found myself wishing I would have had this book much earlier in my life. From her pragmatic advice to her numerous exhortations it caused me to recall a beautiful time in my life raising my kids as a single parent. It has inspired me to reach out to help others just beginning this journey. I would advise anyone to read this book, even if you have already raised your kids. You will not be sorry. -An Amazon Customer
Endorsement
Today, I want to share with you an encounter I had with an amazing person. Handsome couple, she and her husband, professional people, seemed to "have it all." Consistent with what we read about ways to stay grounded in life, this lady was laser-focused on a purpose. Not a whim, not "purpose of the week" or "subject to change." HER purpose: Mentoring single moms.
That was at least a dozen years ago. Others and I have watched her see the dream become real, bringing numbers of others with her, mostly single moms. She calls herself a "Tough Old Bird." On the outside, maybe, but at her center, well, that's a whole other story! If I were a single mom with questions about life's issues, I would trust that "Tough Old Bird" to mentor me! - Gwen Mercer
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