Happy Looks Good on You, Babe: How to Stand Up After Life Knocks You Down

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Kristina, an adoptee, struggled with emotional issues directly related to her adoption throughout her adolescence and young adulthood. As a result, she made life decisions that would ultimately backfire, leaving her to pick up the pieces of her life and move forward. Kristina found herself a three-time divorced single mom of four by the age of 30, struggling with identity issues and feeling like a complete failure. Through perseverance and a little hardheadedness, Kristina owned her mistakes and pushed through her obstacles, resulting in earning a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Liberty University, and becoming the teacher she had always dreamed of being. Kristina is a champion at discovering and drawing out the potential in any human being, and especially loves speaking life into women who feel as though they have reached the point of no return, like she once did. Kristina's "enough is enough" attitude speaks boldly to those consumed in self-doubt, and pierces the ears of women all over who have low self worth and self esteem issues.Having lived through multiple divorces, teen pregnancy, adoption, reunion, abuse, affairs, massive weight loss, financial hardship, cross-county relocation, career changes, and life as a full time working student and mom of four, Kristina has stepped up to the plate of life with a vengeance to succeed and teach others the same.Happy Looks Good on You, Babe is unlike any other self-help or non-fiction book out there because it is her story - one that draws people in and keeps them on the edge of their seat. From how she found out she was adopted to how she met her birth family, the drama is suspenseful and healing in nature. Let Kristina walk you through her life's mishaps, and teach you how she picked up her dignity and continued walking. Happy Looks Good on You, Babe is a beguiling instructional roadmap to happiness that Kristina has crafted to touch the hearts of anyone who has ever lived a life they didn't expect.If you are a fan of Rachel Hollis' "Girl, Wash Your Face", chances are you will like this one, too.