Debra Rubush Winter

Who Do You Think You Are...A Little Princess? Debra Rubush Winter

Debra Winter has spent almost 4 years reading through over 30 years of her personal journals and diaries to bring us her painful, sometimes humorous, and brave stories of recovering her own identity in "Who Do You Think You Are... A Little Princess?" In a global culture where it is so easy for women to lose themselves, Debra shows us that everything we go through is eternally meaningful, if we allow it to transform us into who we were meant to be. Her message is for stay-at-home moms, young college women, retired seniors and working women everywhere. She brings equal clarity, compassion, and validation to us all, as she shows us it is never too late to consciously and courageously live our purpose. Even if you aren't sure what your divine path is, you'll find yourself on a delightfully daring and challenging journey of discovering why you're here. Debra uses her stores, and yours, to wake us up to the highest version of ourselves and how much we all have in common. Her storytelling helps women from every walk of life recognize anything or anyone that is causing them to live a lesser version of themselves. She inspires us to courageously make the changes necessary to recover our true identity and stop living one that someone else decided for us. No matter where you are in life, she will move you past regrets to celebrating a new awareness of the difference you've already made just by showing up! Believing that every woman is uniquely significant, even extraordinary, Debra will wake you up to just how important you really are. There is a definite spiritual thread woven throughout this transformational book for women, in a way that is compassionately inclusive, no matter what religious affiliation one has or does not have. The author creatively uses a "Princess" theme, where the reader learns things like how to recognize the "Poisoned Apples" before you ingest them and what to do if you've already been poisoned. Some real surprises come in the chapter "Who Will Fight The Dragons?" And you'll definitely need a box of tissues in chapter 12, where you find out about the Fairy Godmothers. From an enlightening look at our different perceptions of feminism to some of the latest discoveries of epigenetic research on trans-generational memories, this book is full of unexpected twists and turns. Not to disappoint, Debra also brings a major reality check on the Prince Charming expectations! Using her own life lessons, she challenges us to question our assumptions, stating "Sometimes, we have to be willing to let go of what we think we know to find the truth that sets us free." On so many levels, "Who Do You Think You Are... A Little Princess?" is an authentic and personal identity recovery for women. As you laugh and cry and laugh again, you'll find yourself embracing a whole new understanding of yourself and other women. For those that are ready and willing, this book has the potential to change your life.