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Book Review: A Personal Journey Single & Complete Author: Michelle Tryon


I have grown to understand not everyone will identify with your journey, and that is okay. You will not understand everyone else's journey either. The fact is, our responsibility is to make sense of our own journey.


I trust that the testimony of my journey can be a blessing to you and that you can find encouragement and inspiration in these pages of my life's journey as it relates to me being "single and complete".


As Marlo Thomas said; "I raised you to be a thoroughbred. When thoroughbreds run, they wear blinders to keep their eyes focused straight ahead with no distractions. They hear the crowd, but they don't listen". My heart is to share my story with you because as we share our stories with each other we become stronger and wiser. Sharing our stories is not to be prescriptive to each other because fulfilling destiny is a personal and intimate journey between you and your Source.





Reviewed by:

Keamogetswe Molebalwa


Tell us a bit about yourself:

I am a 40-year-old single and content lady. I reside in Midrand and I am a Chartered Accountant by profession specializing in Taxation. I am an advocate of financial wisdom and believe that we should steward our finances according to the principles of the Word of God. I am a deaconess at Gateway City Church in Alexandra.


Name of Book:

A personal journey : Single & Complete


Author:

Michelle Tryon


What drew you to read this book:

The book was passed on to me by a friend. I was also intrigued by the title as a single lady myself.


What impact did this book have:

It reminded me that we go through different seasons in our lives. We should embrace those seasons because God has a purpose for them. It was a great reminder that we should run our own race and not compare ourselves with others because God has a good plan for everyone.


In a paragraph, what is the main point of the book:

The author shared her insights and lessons learned during her "Singlehood". She reminds us that God has a plan and purpose for our lives. We should embrace the season that we are in, in this case of being single. Being single is an opportune time to draw close to God and have an intimate relationship with him. She touches on different topics and they are relatable and relevant to singles.


Who would benefit from reading this book:

All the single ladies so they can learn to trust and wait for God in the season they are in. Married women so they can understand the season of singlehood to relate and counsel single ladies.


Star Rating?:

⭐⭐⭐


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