I wasn't prepared for the ouch that accompanied some of Lisa's chapters. She writes truthfully, like the good friend who will tell you something negative that you need to hear, but softens it with a hug and genuine encouragement.
Lisa has developed an acronym from the word Balance that she uses to address many aspects of a woman's life: her home, her marriage, her children, her job, her ministry, and her friendships. Using these steps to examine each area that is out of balance, she provides a framework for getting life back in balance. I desperately need to get several areas of my life back in balance, and it's so helpful to have a game plan laid out.
Yes, if you read Tightropes and Teeter-Totters, you might say ouch a time or two. But you will also be encouraged to re-prioritize, take steps to change, and to persevere.
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April E.
