Author, Inspirational Speaker and Founder of Women on the Grow, Jewel Diamond Taylor invites you to experience an afternoon of sisterhood, spiritual growth, empowerment, fellowship and fun!

Don't cheat yourself...treat yourself to this event to renew your joy, goals, faith and self-esteem!

 

Laurel, MD  August 9 at the Days Inn Hotel

 for tickets e-mail ikisha25@yahoo.com  or JewelMotivates@aol.com

 

Many women never experienced positive role models or

emotional ties from a father.

When a woman has been uninformed, needy, naive and

her trust was broken or stolen in her childhood or from past relationships…

then even the smartest women can make mistakes when it comes to relationships.

I know I have made my share of foolish and desperate choices.

 

We give away our hearts, only to realize he's not willing or ready to commit.

Or we try to keep a relationship alive, sacrificing our power and our self-respect,

refusing to acknowledge the flaws that everyone else can see.

We deserve more. YOU deserve more.

 

We were born to need each other, but we still haven't learned how to live with each other.

We want love to be magical and romantic.  We want love to rescue us from all our problems.

We get confused and think sex = love.  Women are searching for love on the internet and

under tremendous stress from media pressure, struggling as single parents, living with AIDs,

and bouncing from one relationship to the next or staying in an abusive and drama filled

relationship or the “other woman” so she can at least say she has a “boo.”

 

When a woman is uncertain about a relationship, she will either start asking questions about

where the relationship is going or she will try to win him over, fix him, rescue him, change him

or challenge him. 

When this happens men are either like a genie in a bottle and disappear or they are like a turtle

moving slow in the relationship. 

Women are like a microwave.  We heat up emotionally quickly and

cool down emotionally quickly.   

Men are like a rubberband.  They go back and forth with their emotions.

 

All these factors can keep you in a destructive cycle of unloving, unfulfilling, painful

and costly relationships. Through the powerful insights and life lessons in my new book,

women everywhere are learning how to raise their relationship IQ and stop wearing the perfume

called "desperation" so they can make smart love choices.

Women need to learn emotional fitness – our feelings are our worst and best enemy.

 

I am honored to be a vessel and a voice for many years now to help women overcome self-

defeating behavior. insecurity, desperation, low self-esteem and loneliness.

 

Men and women speak two different "emotional languages."  .

Gaining information, spiritual discernment and fellowship with other women of wisdom can

really shorten your learning curve when it comes to breaking the code and understanding the

many blessings and mysteries of building a healthy self-esteem and a healthy relationship.  

Whether you are married, single and searching, single and satisfied, divorced or

widowed, you will gain some tremendous insights and encouragement when you

attend my upcoming "Heart and Soul" seminar. 

 

Publisher's name - Kimani Press

Publishing date - January 2008

Price - 14.95

Number of pages - 208

 

 

register to attend the next “Heart and Soul Seminar” with the Self-esteem Dr. and author Jewel Diamond Taylor

 

 

Empowering pages from Jewel Diamond Taylor's Harlequin recent published book.
You Deserve More: Desperation is a Terrible Perfume to Wear
 
 
  "It is so amazing to think how we as women lose so much time, money, self-respect and peace of mind because we are hurting, lonely, weak, broken and in large part because we have a low Relationships IQ.  I've had some hard lessons to learn in discovering my own value and voice. Because of what I have lost and given away, I have now gained new divine insight.  At the risk of being exposed, judged, ridiculed and misunderstand, I have exchanged my shame and brokenness for my Lord's salvation and peace  of mind.  Yes, in my former years I was lost and found with low self-esteem modeling the behavior of my passive Mother.   My precious Mother passed on to Glory before she could pass on pearls of wisdom about relationships, dating and marriage. She never learned them, so how could I expect her to teach me?  When I realized this, I stopped blaming her and began my journey of healing. 
 
        The presence or the absence of a Father in a daughter's life really shape, mold and educate her with a high Relationships IQ.   My biological Father was not physically available for my Daddy's girl training because of my parent's divorce at the age of seven.  My later Stepfather was a good provider but never emotionally available for me or my two younger sisters.  
 

      Dancing with your Father, talking with your Father, hugs from your Father, learning how to interact with other men and learning resiliency through adversity are great gifts many of us never received from our Fathers.  Even though I have never gained the affirmation, strength and love that I craved from my earthly Fathers or uncles, I have learned to know the depth, compassion and power of my heavenly Father's love.

 

     Even though the message in this book sounds the alarm for women to be aware of mistreatment and heartache, this is not about male bashing.  There are good men and Fathers with good hearts.

 

     And there are men that have actually told me before they became mature and righteous men, how they use to prey on and seek out weak women.  Men have said in my workshops (laughing as they tell their stories) how they could spot a sucker in the crowd. They admitted that giving a compliment, a little attention and manipulation got them what they wanted.  A brother in the printing office saw me working on this book and told me I was the enemy to those type of men because I was enlightening and empowering women to open their eyes.

 

     It's sad but true, desperation and weakness are something dogs can detect.  When a woman allows the scent of man and sex take over her good sense, she will eventually have a broken heart.  So this book is simply my contribution to the healing and awareness needed to open women's eyes.  When we know better, we can do better.   I want to be a part of the solution.  I have certainly made some foolish choices in the past.  I don't have all the answers.  You may not agree with all of my ideas.  My intention here is to share what I have learned and experienced from my own growth and from counseling with other women.   Because of my own awakening and the grace of God in my life, I feel compelled to put to pen and paper some relationship lessons.

 

      Sisters, daughters, mothers, grandmothers and friends - we have work to do.  We have to break some generational cycles of depression, suicide, divorce, desperation, broken hearts and our children learning unhealthy relationship skills.  We can sometimes be smart with your heads but not with our hearts. 

 

      Be sure to pass this along to your daughter, your co-worker sitting next to you, your best friend, that sister at church who is reaching out for help or even your Mother.  This is excellent material to share at a women's retreat or study group.  It's crucial to understand that your emotional scars, beliefs, memories, music, media, role models, romance myths and your sense of worth are powerful forces shaping your behavior.  These determine who you allow into your heart, spirit and bedroom.  What you don't know, can hurt you.  We must grow, share and pray for God's mercy, grace and direction in our lives.  Some of us have the victory now over immature, reckless and sinful relationships.  Nothing will change for us until we are able to tell the truth to ourselves and tell our stories of desperation and deliverance. 

    

      A good man who really cares and respects you would not take advantage of you.  If you are wearing the perfume of desperation, a dog can smell it.  Unfortunately, he will misuse your body, time, money and heart.  Being needy, naive, desperate and having low expectations will surely cause you heartache and pain.  You may fall in love with some one's personality but it's their character you really live with.
You deserve more than:
a part time love - a "booty call" - shared love - secret love
"I love you if" kind of love -
abusive love (emotional or physical) or
a date with only fast food and fast sex"
 
 
(This page is an excerpt from the book "You Deserve More' by the Self-esteem Dr. Jewel Diamond Taylor.)

 

The Self-esteem Dr. will be teaching from this insightful book

 

August 9, 2008

Days Inn Hotel

9860 Washington Blvd

Laurel, MD 20723

 

 

for tickets e-mail ikisha25@yahoo.com  or    JewelMotivates@aol.com

 

Save the date to increase your relationships I.Q., learn relationship secrets and heal broken hearts.  Jewel is a wife of 38 years, mother of two adult sons, inspirational  speaker, life coach and author.  Whether you are single, married, divorced, young or mature, all women will benefit greatly as she reveals her mistakes and shares valuable life lessons learned. 

 
  
call 323.964.1736 to register by phone with your debit/credit card or click button below
 
Direct all questions to Event Host Ikisha Little (202) 489-1305 ikisha25@yahoo.com

 

  

 
To book speaker or a book signing e-mail JewelMotivates@aol.com
or call 323-964-1736
 
 

   Yes, I will be attending - send RSVP to JewelMotivates@aol.com

 

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