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What it Means to BE a Woman: And YES, Women do Poop: An Empowerment Guide for Women by [Jacqueline Pirtle, Kingwood Creations, Zoe Pirtle, Mitch Pirtle, Lionel Madious]

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Wish to live more empowered? Discover how to show up unapologetically in today’s world.

Are you looking for freedom? Are you searching for deeper meaning? Do you want to be more you? Bestselling author, podcaster, and holistic practitioner Jacqueline Pirtle has twenty-four years of experience helping thousands of women to live consciously––as featured in multiple publications and on Women Inspired TV.

Now she’s here to lay out your emancipated path for you to create the life of your dreams.

What it Means to BE a Woman is a liberating guide that teaches you to achieve alignment with your femininity in mindful ways.

Being your own authority will change everything because you’ll let yourself move beyond your past––but most importantly, this state of ownership becomes your norm.

By reading this empowering manual, you learn to represent your interests in a self-determined way, then act on your own consent.

And by following the precepts within, you can soon enjoy the benefits of your birthright, to live free.

In What it Means to BE a Woman, you’ll discover:

Your female energy, so you know how utilize it to your advantage
Your purpose, so you lead with clarity
How to turn from victim to warrior, so you are your own boss
What your traumas highlight, so you can heal
And much, much more!

What it Means to BE a Woman is your authority-initiating guide, for you to take matters into your own hands and enjoy an entitled life.

If you like to live free, empowered, and want to decide for yourself, then you’ll love Jacqueline Pirtle’s effective teachings.

Buy What it Means to BE a Woman to start being your own queen today!

Reader’s reviews:

★★★★★ “Author provided numerous examples in which each and every woman can reflect on her own life and become more empowered through self-understanding.” ~ The International Review of Books

★★★★★ “A fantastic outlook on how to BE a woman! Jacqueline's wisdom and relatable stories make me feel like my past, mistakes or traumas don't define me.” ~ Verified Review on Amazon

★★★★★ “You will feel seen and heard because of the real and authentic voice of the author.” ~ Verified Review on Amazon

★★★★★ “To know what it means to be a woman physically and energetically and not what society expects, this is the book you should be reading.” ~ Verified Review on Amazon

Jacqueline Pirtle, aka FreakyHealer, is a holistic practitioner, speaker, and the bestselling author of 365 Days of Happiness, Parenting Through the Eyes of Lollipops, What it Means to BE a Woman, and Life IS Beautiful.

Her passion for mindful happiness shines through in all areas of her life and work, helping clients to shift into a high-for-life frequency––a unique experience that calls people into their highest potential in their NOW!

Jacqueline has appeared on Women Inspired TV, been featured in online and print magazines, and interviewed on podcasts and radio shows. Her professional background is in holistic living, red wine, and dark chocolate tasting.

You can find out more about her teachings at freakyhealer.com, see what she's up to on her social media@freakyhealer––and her podcast, The Daily Freak, is available on all major platforms.

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★★★★★ Review by The International Review of Books

Jacqueline Pirtle discusses the belief fallacies both men and women have concerning what it means to be a woman. The thought-provoking questions found throughout challenge readers to examine their own beliefs about the female experience.

I was initially intrigued by the title What It Means to Be a Woman because although some experiences are universal, being a woman within different cultures may not be. I wanted to know how Ms. Pirtle experienced being a woman and how that compared to my own.

In that regard, I was not disappointed. Ms. Pirtle was very clear when she wrote about her experience of being a woman. There were even some reflective questions throughout the book that were designed for the reader to examine her own life experiences and see where she could improve her awareness and quality of life.

I enjoyed the analogy the author presented on how being a woman has a specific energy vibration distinct from being a man. I agreed with her that sometimes we get so caught up in wanting to be equal to men that we don't focus on our own powerful vibrations enough. The suggestions the author made were useful. For instance, when we align our energies, then there's no telling what we, as women, can accomplish.

Overall, I found What It Means to Be A Woman: And Yes, Women do Poop! By Jacqueline Pirtle a nifty little guide to some of the experiences women have. It provided numerous examples in which each and every woman can reflect on her own life and become more empowered through self-understanding.

★★★★★ "A fantastic outlook on how to BE a woman! Jacqueline outdone herself once again with her newest book. I found her authentic and realistic approach to womanhood to be refreshing and actually easy to BE. Her wisdom and relatable stories make me feel like my past, mistakes or traumas don't define me. I am gifted as a woman, and she explains that PERFECTLY! ~ Verified Review on Amazon

★★★★★ "I loved how the author laid out the premise of the book in the beginning as sort of a syllabus of what we can expect. In the beginning we are reminded that we are not just a physical being but an energetic being foremost and that is where our power lies. This was thought-provoking and I noted this to remember to apply in my daily life." ~ Verified Review on Amazon

★★★★★ "This book is not sugar coating what it means to be a woman (on the title or anywhere else). It's not all easy or glamorous and in this book, you will feel seen and heard because of the real and authentic voice of the author." ~ Verified Review on Amazon

★★★★★ "If you want to know what it really means to be a women physically and energetically and not what society expects, this is the book you should be reading." ~ Verified Review on Amazon

About the Author

Jacqueline Pirtle, aka FreakyHealer, is a holistic practitioner, speaker, and the bestselling author of 365 Days of Happiness, Parenting Through the Eyes of Lollipops, and What it Means to BE a Woman.

Her passion for mindful happiness shines through in all areas of her life and work, helping clients to shift into a high-for-life frequency--a unique experience that calls people into their highest potential in their NOW!

Jacqueline has appeared on Women Inspired TV, been featured in online and print magazines, and interviewed on podcasts and radio shows. Her professional background is in holistic living and red wine and dark chocolate tasting.

You can find out about her teachings at freakyhealer.com, about what she is up to next on her social media @freakyhealer, and her podcast The Daily Freak is available on all major platforms.

"Let's - together - play in this light-field!" ~ Yours truly, Jacqueline

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ASIN : B086RX3C21
Publication date : April 3, 2020
Language : English
File size : 1340 KB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
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Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
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Print length : 166 pages
Page numbers source ISBN : 1732085145
Lending : Enabled

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nina

It is an invitation to a candid soulful conversation with another woman/author

Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2020

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I read the book in two evenings, during the quarantine, and recommend it highly to women with some time on their hands to give back to themselves. Sometimes a conversation with another woman is an act of self-care. This why is was for me. The author invites you for a chat, a candid low-key conversation. She is a spirited honest conversationalist, who invites you to reflect on being a woman, to celebrate femininity, to acknowledge pain and to move past it. The flow of the book is seamless and gentle and at the end it makes for an enlightening, poignant and funny conversation.

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Larissa A.

Love to be a woman❤

Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2020

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Enjoyed reading this book. As the matter of fact re -reading it now. Wonderfully, playfully written. This is a great gift for any holiday or "just because"!

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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2020

This is an interesting book. Like one reviewer, I also was turned off by the author’s defense of adding the bit about pooping to the title. I am not a prude or someone who takes offense easily, I just think this addition was not necessary. The book covers a lot of territory about women, which made it interesting for me. However, I found the style the author used to be a bit disjointed, jumping around and choppy. Still, there was a lot in the book of interest. I do think it was geared toward a woman who is still searching for herself or whatever. I expected a much lighter tone but realized almost from the get-go that this was not to be. There are many women out there who may and will benefit from the book, though not all women. I still think it is worth your while to give it a try, as every reader can benefit from at least some of it, and readers should be able to figure out what to latch on to and what not to. I received this book from NetGalley to read and review.

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Catherine M.

I appreciate the message

Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2020

I was gifted a digital copy of What It Means to Be a Woman” by the author in exchange for my honest review.

First, I appreciate Jacqueline’s passion and honesty when she approaches her books. I enjoyed her first book, 365 Days of Happiness, because it was almost like a quick devotional; I could read a chapter, contemplate the advice, and insert the advice into my day.

WIMTBAW, however, seemed repetitive to me. I appreciated Pirtle’s vulnerability when sharing about her own experiences, but I found many of the chapters to be saying the same thing. I felt like some paragraphs were copied verbatim from earlier chapters.

Because of this, I did not finish the book. I found Pirtle’s advice and questions to the reader to be thoughtful and important to becoming comfortable with oneself, but the format of this book just wasn’t for me.

I do encourage readers to formulate their own opinions, because while this particular work wasn’t my favorite, I always appreciate Pirtle’s clear zeal for life and for encouraging other women. Her voice and message are important to share with any woman who is discovering herself and her purpose.

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Roshonda N. Blackmon

Jacqueline never ceases to disappoint!

Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2020

I've always found Jacqueline Pirtle's books to be very interesting, light, fun, and sweet, and this book was no different from her previous two. I did find it interesting that someone would talk about women pooping, not a topic you'd typically hear at the dinner table nor in discussion with your besties. However, it was an exciting and yet short topic of conversation, one in which would be interesting to discuss in regards to men's thoughts on women doing it. There are many chapters in this book that will identify to any woman, no matter her background, race, or creed. I feel like there's something in here that will relate to every woman, no matter where she is on her journey, Jacqueline has a chapter for it! Excellent read.

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Abee Ward

Empowering and thought-provoking!

Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2020

I loved this book! I loved how the author laid out the premise of the book in the beginning as sort of a syllabus of what we can expect. In the beginning we are reminded that we are not just a physical being but an energetic being foremost and that is where our power lies. This was thought-provoking and I noted this to remember to apply in my daily life.

"You can understand, find solutions and overcome anything on the soul level and space of consciousness." This really helped me in my daily life.

I also really like the chapter on balancing all aspects of the self-physical, energetic, soul and consciousness.

The chapter on compassion and empathy really opened my eyes to a new perspective and I found that to be one of the most helpful chapters to apply to my daily life.

I found this book refreshing and full of good, useful information. Would recommend to all of the women in my life!

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Elena Lancioni

Practical Experiences + Relatable Stories

Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020

This book takes a unique perspective in the self-help book realm with a particular focus on women and the energy and purpose women have in life. The author, Jacqueline, integrates many of her personal experiences in the book. There are a few meditation practices and prompts scattered throughout the book as well, which are helpful to incorporate into life if that is something of interest to you as well.

The chapter I enjoyed most was centered around saying “No.” The power of how we say these words as well as the meaning behind them is important. I also enjoyed the special story in this chapter as well. It is a good example of not relying on others to make you feel a certain way as we have the power to control how we feel.

While the book is welcoming and full of positive energy, one criticism is the lack of inclusive language throughout the book. There is one chapter focused on LGBTQ individuals and identities, however enforcing this message throughout the book is important. Personally, I would have moved this chapter closer to the beginning to set the stage and help individuals who identify as a womxn relate from the beginning as opposed to the end of the book.

Overall, this book is a great read if you are someone who enjoys smaller chapters and may like navigating to certain chapter titles that speak to you. We are all continuously working to find our purpose in life.

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Christiane

Makes you realize how you actually see yourself as a woman

Reviewed in Canada on June 2, 2020

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For a lot of us thinking of being a woman has polarized views often categorized as feminine, delicate and old fashioned OR feminist, strong 'I can do anything!' mentality. Whichever camp you roll with, Jacqueline's book has some very profound questions and pushes us to think about areas that are often uncomfortable. In some cases you might disagree or skip a chapter because it's not you BUT for most of the book, all it wants to translate is that how can you vibrate beautiful powerful feminine energy that's in you and doesn't depend on ANY external voices.
You will learn more about how to ignite that powerful feminine energy regardless of what is happening outside yourself. And that's the power of this book!

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