Git it Girl!

Some days you git it. Some days you git through it. And some days you just git to bedtime.

Somebody's always telling you to "go git it, girl!" like it's easy. Like you're gonna wake up tomorrow, drink a green smoothie and have your whole life figured out.

Ha. Okay.

Real life looks more like crying in the Walmart parking lot, checking your mascara and going in anyway. It looks like doing math at the gas pump, carrying everybody else and wondering where the girl who used to own the room went.

Git it Girl! is for all of those days.

Teri Zee has been Miss Ohio North America, the youngest-ever Manager of Inflight Services at 24, a certified life coach and the founder of an international pageant. She has also packed up her mama's house by herself after a stroke, watched medical bills max out the credit cards, and learned to keep going when life brought her a plate she never ordered. This isn't a book from an expert on a stage. It's a girlfriend at the kitchen table telling you what actually helped.

Inside, you'll find:

• Which Girl Are You Today? A quick check that tells you exactly where to start: Ready-to-Go, Stuck-in-Park, Running-on-Fumes or Starting-Over
• Git It Together, for when your life feels like a junk drawer
• Git Your Confidence Back, because she didn't leave, she's just hiding
• Git Your Money Moving, for the girls robbing Peter to pay Paul, including what to do when you're already months behind
• Git Over It, because hurt happened, but you don't have to live there
• Git Started Over, for when it's not the life you ordered, so you pick up the menu again
• Git Your People Right, with boundaries, cutting the power and finding your cheerleaders
• When You Can't Git It, Make It Bearable, with the Bare-Minimum Day, comfort plans and 20 permission slips
• Git Back Up, for when you fall off the wagon (you will, we all do)
• Your Git It Game Plan, fill-in pages to make it real

No fake positivity. No lectures. No 30-day challenge. Just small steps, a whole lot of southern wisdom and permission to be exactly who you are while you figure out what's next.

Because ain't no storm ever lasted forever.

Grab your coffee, or your sweet tea, no judgment, and let's go git it, girl.