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Nobody lays out the ugly truth like Rebecca Benston. In her new book, Single, Sober, & Serious: Setting Boundaries & Trusting God's Plan, she talks about the necessity of standing up for yourself in relationships. Her advice to the reader: "Don't settle for less than a partner who is willing to do the work that a solid relationship takes. And if you can't find one, don't be afraid to do the work for yourself until God sends him your way."
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And in the brand new release, Rejected: The Cancellation of the Qualified Worker, Benston recounts her struggles in searching for a job as a 48 year-old woman displaced from the workforce at the most inopportune of times. A former HR professional, Benston discusses the ups and downs of trying to break back into the workforce in a world that places so little value of foundational talent.
Both titles are available in the HGBM Shop! You can get them here.
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