The Superbwoman: It's All About the BE

by Janet M. Neal

The Superbwoman is a parable about a stressed out single working mother who sees a media icon who seems to have it all, and goes on a quest to figure out how she does it. It contains stories of the women she meets along her way and the lessons she learns from them. Any woman who finds herself trying to do it all, do it by herself, and do it perfectly will relate to this tale told from the perspective of a burned-out Superwoman who knows there has to be a better way. The answers are revealed in a simple, easy to follow narrative that will bring relief, smiles and more joy to the reader.

72 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 13, 2024

Reviews

[Beth · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's a truth universally acknowledged (at least by the enlightened among us, of whom Janet Nelson is a beacon) that we cannot do or be our best alone. Yet, how often have we just plodded forward, in blinders, sure that everyone else is too busy to help? In a charming parable, Janet proves how wrong that is. When Bea takes the challenge to reach out and open up to other women, she has encounters that inspire "I can do that!" and "Not gonna happen." Good or bad, it's all for self-discovery...Bea's and ours as readers. It's on my bedside table now for whenever I need a reminder to trade "busy" for "brave."

[Liz Wolfe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enjoyable!

This was a well told story that was believable and relatable. As a recovering "superwoman" I appreciate the opportunity to pause and reflect on how I am "being" in the world.

[Violet Sky · Rating 3 out of 5]

A cute little book that provides stories to prove points on how to live a better life. A quick read, not too deep, but sprinkled with good lessons to remember.

[Cheryl Benton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Janet Neal, a reformed “superwoman”, has written the most delightful little book, The Superbwoman, that only takes about an hour to read so even the most stressed out among you can find time to read it. It is jammed packed with invaluable lessons for all of us. In this cleverly written parable, Bea, a single stressed out working mom, goes on a quest to find out how a media icon, admired by all, “does it all.” So, she seeks out women in our own life who seem to have it all together to get their secrets. Each chapter ends with a lesson learned, and by the end of the book, Janet has gifted each of us excellent advice, like forgiveness, gratitude, and getting rid of the “should”, which will help women of all ages and stages to live our lives more fully – just add the “BE”.