Summary & Analysis for the Love: By Jen Hatmaker: Fighting for Grace in a World of Impossible Standards

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"For the Love: Fighting for Grace in a World of Impossible Standards "by Jen Hatmaker is a self-help book about women's pursuit of perfection.

In the modern world, most women have the opportunity to do and be whatever they set their minds to. If a woman wants to be a chief executive officer (CEO), she can be a CEO. If a woman wants to be a stay-at-home mom, she can be a stay-at-home mom. However, this land of opportunity has also given rise to the idea that women can have it all, be it all, and be successful in every aspect of their lives, all by themselves. Unfortunately, this is not possible, but that has not stopped women from running themselves ragged in the pursuit of perfection. In order to live a fulfilled and happy life, women need to come to terms with the fact that society's standards are impossible to meet, and then figure out what they truly want to do, while finding ways to delegate the rest...

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- Summary of book
- Introduction to the Important People in the book
- Analysis of the Themes and Author's Style

Genres: Faith

36 pages, Paperback

First published September 17, 2015

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Reviews

[Charles Ray · Rating 5 out of 5]

In today’s world, most women are bedeviled by a pursuit for unattainable levels of perfection. Jen Hatmaker’s book For the Love is a self-help book about this meaningless and counterproductive pursuit for perfection, and how it is impossible. For the Love: by Jen Hatmaker/Summary & Analysis by Instareads very succinctly but fully summarizes Hatmaker’s book, outlining the steps women (and, although the book doesn’t come out directly, this advice also applies to men) can take to have more productive, fulfilled lives, beginning with a healthy dose of self-acceptance.
It’s tempting to say that after reading this Instaread summary you don’t need to read the whole book. You could, I suppose, do that, but what will really happen is you’ll want to go out and get Hatmaker’s book and get the whole ball of yarn.
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[brookiebooks]

Such a good read about all parts of life. Laughed, cried, pondered, everything. Can't wait to come back to it in a few years.