Wanting All the Right Things: Finding a Spiritual, Balanced, & Fulfilled Life
Shirin Taber
"Today’s women face an abundance of choices. This book can help women examine their options and gain the needed perspective to make the best selections—the ones that will help them find and live God’s will for their lives." —SARA J. MOULTON REGER, IBM Research Principal, Author of Can Two Rights Make a Wrong?: Insights from IBM’s Tangible Culture Approach "With sensitivity born of her own struggles, Shirin Taber speaks to today’s young women calling them to go deeper in their relationshi ...
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"Today’s women face an abundance of choices. This book can help women examine their options and gain the needed perspective to make the best selections—the ones that will help them find and live God’s will for their lives." —SARA J. MOULTON REGER, IBM Research Principal, Author of Can Two Rights Make a Wrong?: Insights from IBM’s Tangible Culture Approach "With sensitivity born of her own struggles, Shirin Taber speaks to today’s young women calling them to go deeper in their relationship with Christ and find the fulfillment their hearts long for." —POPPY SMITH, Author of Wisdom for Today’s Woman and Speaking Wisely—Exploring the Power of Words "Shirin Taber has done her homework. She writes an engagingly direct and honest account of the struggles of today’s woman, and she forecasts the struggles of tomorrow’s woman. Shirin is practical, authentic, and challenging. I am going to give this book to the women I love." —JUDY NELSON, Editor in Chief, Worldwide Challenge Magazine "Wanting All the Right Things is fabulous! In an incredibly fresh way, Shirin has articulated the inward struggle of today’s young woman." —ANN DUNAGAN, Author of Hand Commands and The Mission Minded Child "Wanting All the Right Things is an important book that describes the strong, cultural influences on women since the 1970s to be independent and career-focused." —DIANE KARDASH, Instructor for the University of Alaska, Fairbanks School of Education
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