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I Am a Wealthy Woman Because I Refuse to be Abused: My Road to Achieving Total Prosperity by Jean Marlo Davis In the span of one moment, everything can change. Your life as you knew it previously is gone, and you have to face your new reality, whatever that may be. Author Jean Marlo Davis experienced this when she was abandoned by her husband and left to care for their four children on her own with no resources. In that moment of despair, she had to step up like never before, and God began to pull her out of the pit she was in. Through I Am a Wealthy Woman Because I Refuse to be Abused: My Road to Achieving Total Prosperity, Jean shows readers that God wants us to be not only financially prosperous but to walk in prosperity in every area of our lives. This book is not just about money but is about believing in yourself, working on yourself, and walking in your divine authority. When you do this, you will become a wealthy woman who refuses to be abused. Jean Marlo Davis is an ex-IRS auditor, mentor, coach, speaker, and owner of multiple businesses, who has used her experiences as a single mom to help teach others about wealth and financial prosperity. Jean has time freedom and money freedom. She has been featured on Good Day Atlanta, Fox News, CBS, and countless radio shows, and she was a featured speaker on a 100-city tour with actor Danny Glover and millionaires Jack Zufelt and Ken Rolfsness that taught about the tax advantages of owning a business. She is happily remarried to the man of her dreams and has written this book to show both women and men that no matter what you may go through in life, you can not only survive but can thrive. Jean wants her reader’s to remember that they can Have, Be, Do, Anything!
