What's Your Mom Type?: Discovering God's Design for You

by Dale Wilsher

In a world of social media comparisons, urgent to-do lists, and the endless pressure to be someone you’re not, it’s nearly impossible for a mom to know her true self. You can feel torn between what society says you should be and who you really are. You can feel lost in the constant busyness of motherhood and wonder if you will ever be found. In What’s Your Mom Type Dale Wilsher unlocks the mystery of your best self.1. Are you the Connecter Mom who inspires, energizes and entertains?2. Are you the Doer Mom who directs, drives, and gets stuff done?3. Are you the Improver Mom who prepares, plans, and perfects?4. Are you the Stabilizer Mom who comforts, calms, and listens? Why is your mom type important?When you know your mom type, you will know the best you have to offer your family. Dale will show you how your weaknesses can draw you closer God and how your personality, when infused by Him, can lead to a more confident,beautiful, and authentic version of you.

Genres: Christian Non Fiction

183 pages, Paperback

Published January 10, 2019

Reviews

[Natalie · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you're going to only read one book this year, this is it! Dale shares her knowledge as both a Christian leader and professional life coach to help discover just who God made you to be. With fun tests and resources for her reader, you are able to discover your specific identity as either a connector, doer, improver, or stabilizer mom. She then takes each slice and dives into their personal strengths - or as Dale calls them, superpowers - and asks powerful and thought-provoking questions to highlight just how much of a blessing they are to their families and as a leader. In a society that predominantly focuses on weaknesses and how to improve said failures, I LOVED Dale's Godly vision that we can instead play to our strengths and in turn, live comfortably, confidently, and authentically in who He made us to be. Dale's book also touches on our triggers and lies we may believe that can inhibit us from blessing those around us.

Dale's words, her encouragement, and her love pours out of each page and into the reader. You will certainly look at the world differently and stand a little bit taller when you are finished. How many times do we as moms try to be everything to everyone? It's time to pull back the curtain and recognize that we are made to be a certain type of person. We don't have to be everything because we know the One who is. This book shows how to take our slice of the pie and steward our gifts accordingly.

One of my favorite things was at the end of each mom type's chapter she pens a scripture-based letter from God to each type of daughter. As I read each one, tears of sincere joy and realization fell down my cheeks. I am an avid reader and I have read only a handful of books that made me feel the way that Dale did: truly seen, empowered, and appreciated. Come as you are. This book will make you feel many good things, but above all: valued (and loved) for who you really are.

[Laura McClave · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great for discovering how you are wired and what your strengths and weaknesses are as a parent.