Evolution of the Feminine Mystique: Searching for Happily Ever After

The single greatest challenge for women today is finding the right balance between personal and professional life. The third wave of feminism is here. Mastery of the third wave depends on searching for your personal happily ever after. Prophetically, Betty Friedan compared the feminist revolution to evolution, when she said: "The feminist revolution had to be fought because women quite simply were stopped at a state of evolution far short of their human capacity." Now that we have reached the absolute limit of our human capacity we need help Unlike any other, this book gives women permission to re-define success without apologizing for our choices. If we are to survive, we must evolve. Instead of feeling empowered we are feeling tired. Instead of feeling successful at home and work, we are feeling frustrated that there is never enough time to do all that needs to be accomplished personally and professionally. Illnesses that are stress-related are occurring nearly twice as often in women as men. Instead of trying to "have it all" at the same time, we should be searching for our happily ever after. The Evolution of the Feminine Mystique is a compass for women. The ultimate destination will be different for every woman. However with the right tools, every woman can reach her Happily Ever After.

Author: Malia a. Litman
Publisher: Malia Litman
Published: 09/01/2015
Pages: 328
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.97lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.69d
ISBN: 9780692525197

About the Author
Growing up in the '60s with three brothers, Malia Litman learned skills essential to survival in a man's world. As a Registered Nurse she learned to take orders from men. As a college instructor of Business Law she learned to compete with men. As a Senior Trial Partner at a major law firm in Dallas she earned the respect and admiration of men. When she became a stay-at-home mother she experienced the elation, the embarrassment, and exhaustion of being "just a mom." Now that her children are grown, Malia has evolved into a political blogger with over 4.5 million views. She is a woman's advocate, a philanthropist, in-house-counsel, author and Diplomate of the American Institute of Stress. Malia suffers from M.S., an autoimmune disease more common in women than men and exacerbated by stress; yet Malia has found her Happily Ever After. Her hope is that the Evolution of the Feminine Mystique will provide an assist to every woman searching for theirs. Malia's new book, Evolution of the Feminine Mystique: Searching for Happily Ever After was released September 1, 2015.

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