J. H. Donovan
I’ve known Mary Huhn for about 6 years, and I’ve heard her refer to what I will call a pervasive cultural malady experienced by many as ‘not being good enough.’ This deeply held personal belief of ‘not being good enough’ keeps all of us from becoming fully ourselves as God has intended and created. Walking along with Mary’s personal journey we can easily see the personal, interpersonal, and cultural barriers that have kept us from ‘being good enough.’ More importantly Mary gives us tools and skills to confront those beliefs and replace them with truths we can trust to experience our “Presence of Heart” – more and more of our authentic and real self. I’ve heard others who have read the book say ‘why didn’t I learn this stuff earlier in my life so that I could practice these tools in many different life situations. And, I am wondering if Mary will have a workbook to go along with her insight-gaining questions at the end of each chapter, and a version for professionals – not just counselors but other influentials like teachers, and partners.