In this episode of "Good Enough for God," host Dayna Richards welcomes Susan Wiesemann, author of "Undoing Super Woman: Losing Total Control to Gain Ultimate Freedom." The conversation begins with a light-hearted introduction, where the two share their mutual love for cozy settings and relatable TV shows. As they delve deeper, Susan discusses her journey of writing the book, which serves as a field guide for women seeking freedom from the pressures of being a 'superwoman.' She shares her personal experience with an autoimmune disease, which she attributes to the overwhelming stress and expectations placed on women. Through her healing journey, Susan emphasizes the importance of letting go of control and fostering a deeper relationship with God.

The discussion transitions into the challenges women face in balancing responsibilities and the societal expectations that often lead to burnout. Susan highlights the significance of self-care, both physically and spiritually, and how her relationship with food and God transformed during her healing process. The episode concludes with Susan encouraging listeners to embrace their imperfections and seek freedom from unrealistic expectations, reminding them that they are enough just as they are.

To learn more about Susan, visit her website www.lightofthelamp.org, or follow her on Instagram @light.ofthelamp.

You can purchase Susan's book "Undoing Super Woman: Losing Total Control To Gain Ultimate Freedom" at https://store.lightofthelamp.org/products/undoing-super-woman-by-susan-wiesemann. (Or on Amazon).

You can also read the first chapter of Susan's book for free at at https://susan-wiesemann.myflodesk.com/preview

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