[BOOK REVIEW] Hold Your Head Up, Princess by Dr. Velma Bagby

There is nothing like recognizing and acknowledging your own value and worth. 

We live in a world where not everyone will see the gift and treasure that we are, but that doesn't mean we should ever dim our light so others can't see the light we carry. 

In HOLD YOUR HEAD UP, PRINCESS Dr. Velma Bagby shows how at different points in her life there were those who didn't see her worth or value. She was then presented with a choice: Would she be the person her parents had told her that she was or would she dim that light so others would not be offended?

We're able to see how Dr. Velma embraced her gifts and her talents and the doors that opened for her in the process. The book also reminds us that regardless of our age, we all need the reminder to hold our heads up, walking confidently in our calling. 

In the back of the book we are able to get activities that the reader can do alone or with others, but we also get the assurance that if we walk in our worthiness and embrace who we are great things can come our way. HOLD YOUR HEAD UP, PRINCESS is a testament that who you are matters. You just have to walk in your own authenticity and know that everything will work out.

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[BOOK REVIEW] Dr. Velma TALKS: A Decade of Wisdom From Then, Till Now by Dr. Velma Bagby

 

When it comes to taking advice or listening to counsel from someone about dating, relationships and marriage, you want to make sure the person is walking the walk and not just talking the talk. That is why I think both men and women who are serious about finding their mate will appreciate Dr. Velma TALKS: A Decade of Wisdom From Then, Till Now by Dr. Velma Bagby.

Known for her popular Catch Series, Dr. Velma is taking her over decade of teaching and sharing what she's learned and used to have a successful marriage to help others. 

I love the way the book addresses topics like making sure you're the mate someone should want, being aware and setting your realistic expectations when it comes to your mate. For women she reminds them of an important fact that even men could appreciate. It's not about your man or woman being LATE. They might be focused on their designed assignment until it is TIME. 

Granted, I am not the primary audience for this particular book by Dr. Velma, but I found principles that can be used in all areas of life. The big thing about this book for me is that it allows the reader to take stock of themselves, being honest with oneself and then making sure they are doing the work necessary to be the kind of mate that their spouse will appreciate and cherish. 

If you can do that, then there is no way you won't be able to find that special someone that is meant for you. 

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