ALEXANDRIA, Va. - ColoradoDesk -- That's the message behind The Aligned Woman: Is It Well With Your Soul? by Tsion B. Gebre Michael. It's the book every overworked, high-achieving woman didn't know she needed—but definitely does.

We live in a world that treats burnout like a badge of honor. You can have the career, the family, the calendar full of commitments, and still feel like something's off. That quiet, annoying question that creeps in at night—"Is it well with my soul?"—doesn't go away just because you checked everything off your to-do list.

Tsion isn't here to sell you another quick fix or morning routine. The Aligned Woman is her direct call to stop performing and start aligning. Through her framework built on ten dimensions of well-being, Tsion walks readers through a practical and faith-centered process of realignment. It's not about tossing everything out and starting over. It's about getting honest about what's draining you and finding your way back to peace.

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Inside The Aligned Woman, readers will learn how to:

• Find the root of their soul-drain. Tsion helps you spot the invisible leaks that steal your energy and joy.
• Blend faith and ambition. Stop splitting your spiritual life from your success. Alignment makes both stronger.
• Reclaim your time. Learn how to make space for what matters without burning every bridge or your sanity.
• Center your purpose. Live from a calm, steady core instead of juggling everyone else's needs first.

This isn't a motivational pep talk or a "just pray harder" message. It's an invitation to build a life that actually feels whole. Tsion brings honesty and warmth to her readers while saying what many won't—peace doesn't come from another planner, it comes from alignment.

The Aligned Woman is for women who are tired of doing everything "right" and still feeling empty. It's for those who love God deeply but can't seem to find rest in the middle of their success. And yes, it's for the woman who reads self-help books and mutters, "That's nice, but who has time for that?"

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Through personal insight and practical wisdom, Tsion challenges the idea that success and spiritual well-being must compete. Instead, she offers a roadmap toward a life that's grounded, balanced, and full of purpose.

Your success doesn't have to cost your spirit. If you've been waiting for permission to slow down and find your center, here it is.

The Aligned Woman: Is It Well With Your Soul? is available now wherever books are sold. https://a.co/d/3UyVFxy

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