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How do you stand firm in your convictions in a world that's trying to pull you down? Madison Prewett helps you keep your standards high and your roots deep in this strikingly personal look at why you were made for this exact moment.
When Madison Prewett appeared on season 24 of The Bachelor, she quickly earned a reputation for her incredible ability to maintain her convictions in the face of uncertainty. But it wasn't just because she stayed strong in the moment--instead, it was because she was fully prepared to stand up for what she believed in before opportunity came knocking at her door.
If you're eager to learn how to make wise choices in any stage of your life, from navigating complex relationships to practicing work-life balance and everything in between, Madison's authentic voice and real-life challenges will help you stand firm with strength, grace, and courage.
In Made for This Moment, Madison examines how the biblical story of Esther will give you the encouragement you need to:
Decide who you want to be before you step into your Big Moments
Claim your confidence so you can get out of the comparison game
Learn strategies for dealing with your past so it won't hinder your present
Break free from the labels others put on you
Learn how to respond to offense with grit and grace
Discover how to be true to yourself no matter what
No matter what stage of life you're in, Made for This Moment will help you navigate the complex realities of living in an age of social media and confusing standards. God's timing is not a mistake--you were made for such a time as this.
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“When Madison Prewett was a contestant on The Bachelor, others on the show attacked her during the finale. Here she narrates her memoir about having the courage and grace to stand strong in her beliefs. In a well-spoken and thoughtful delivery, she models the strength she demonstrated on the show…Her message of strength and emotional intelligence makes this book a perfect listen for the social media age.”
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