Failure Was Inevitable, But I Survived

by Pearlie Davis Walker

Overview

We often look down on failure. But with failure comes lessons, and those who are unable to learn their lessons through these failures truly fail in life. Sometimes we fail despite our best efforts, but we must learn how to survive through it. In this book, Failure Was Inevitable, But I Survived, Pearlie Walker talks about surviving through, not one, but two toxic marriages. She ignored the signs from God and didn't wait for His approval. As a result, she ended up marrying an abuser. Through this book, Pearlie aims to help other women recognize the red flags that show up early in their relationship. Pearlie's expertise regarding the Scripture will guide you to achieve a blissful and happy marriage. Most women tend to avoid these red flags before it is too late. However, it is better to recognize these flags than ignore it to avoid being abused and abandoned.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185766910
Publisher:	Paramount Publisher
Publication date:	06/29/2022
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	234 KB

About the Author

Pearlie completed her early childhood education in the public school of Indianola, MS. After graduation from Gentry High School, she attended Mississippi Valley State University in Itta Bena, Mississippi, where she received her undergraduate degree in History/Criminal Justice and her master's in Criminal Justice along with her husband. She has been an educator for over thirty-five years in the public school sector. She has taught in various states: Mississippi, Michigan, and Tennessee. Her motto for teaching has always been, “If a child cannot learn the way I teach, then I must teach the way the child learns.” She is married to Dr. Mose Walker Jr. She is the proud mother of five beautiful children: Alex, Lavell, Samuel, Delcia, and Maricus. She is the bonus mother of five beautiful children: Renita, Tamika, Talanja, Keysha, and Mose III. She is the proud grandmother of twenty-eight. She resides in Memphis, TN, with her husband and two grandchildren, Isis Dee Walker and Mose Walker IV.