What Did I Learn Today? Lessons on the Journey to Unconditional Self-Love

by Akosua Dardaine Edwards

It's a funny thing when you take responsibility for your life and tell the absolute and brutal truth. What's the famous saying? The truth will set you free? Yes, it sure does. The time had come to be brutally honest, to tell the truth, to take responsibility. This is my story, the journey of how I discovered love for me, unconditionally.

232 pages, Paperback

First published August 26, 2013

About the author

Akosua Dardaine Edwards is the founder of the Enabling Enterprise Project. The Enabling Enterprise Project is a progressive and interactive pilot project, which aims to partner Caribbean and international women’s business support agencies, policy makers and women entrepreneurs from all over the world for the enhancement, empowerment, exchange of ideas and experience and best practice of women’s enterprise and entrepreneurship worldwide.
Akosua has worked throughout many countries including Uganda, Tanzania, India , the United Kingdom, and her native Trinidad and Tobago, with women and youth entrepreneurs combining her expertise of entrepreneurship, empowerment and transformation. Akosua’s work has also been featured in thenextwomen magazine and Katalyst Business Magazine Jamaica. Follow Akosua on her journey at www.awecapt.blogspot.com

Reviews

[Joye Donaldson · Rating 3 out of 5]

The generous sharing of life lessons by this first time author from Trinidad and Tobago is well received. In a somewhat stream of conscious style she gives expression to fears accompanying adverse events and the journey to overcoming those fears through self-awareness,love and faith. There are typing errors in the book but these I'm sure will be corrected for future editions. It's a book that may bring hope and solace to others so I commend the effort made.

[Watergirl · Rating 4 out of 5]

A great tale of heartbreak, faith, strength and redemption told in an easily read style. I loved the voice in the story as the author was able to connect to the reader. Great first book.