Being a first-time author has stretched me in ways I never imagined. I often wrestle with my writing style, struggling to find that authentic voice that truly reflects who I am. I want my words to be perfect, powerful, heartfelt, and honest, but sometimes they fall short of what I envision. My deepest desire is for readers to see my story for what it really is: real, raw, and God-centered. It’s been a delicate balance, being transparent while staying professional, keeping it truthful without dishonoring those who are part of my journey. Let’s be honest, doing all of this while juggling everyday life can be downright overwhelming. Learning to tell my story without getting lost in the details, staying organized, and not jumping ahead of myself, it’s been a challenge. But I refuse to give up. I am fully committed to sharing the best version of myself: unfiltered, faith-filled, and real. I am the woman at the well, this is my journey, my story, my testimony. I am the woman at the well : Developmental Transformation isn’t just a book, it’s the healing process of my soul, and every struggle I face along the way is worth it.