Present over Perfect

The characters in Present over Perfect are incredibly relatable and down-to-earth. They’re the kind of people you could easily imagine being friends with in real life. and the Sara Bareilles of the ‘we are better together’ message.”

—Elise Blaha Cripe, author of Get to Work Book and #gritandgracelife

“If you’re seeking a better way to live, then you must, must, must read this book.”

—Drs. Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas, authors of The 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace

“A book I’ve been waiting for. The first time I met Emily Freeman, I had a feeling she was going to be my new favorite person. I was right.”

—Jen Hatmaker, author of For the Love, Interrupted, and Seven More Thoughts That Might Convince You

“Emily has a way of speaking to the heart of a woman and asking questions that connect us to ourselves and to the girls and women around us.”

—Lysa TerKeurst, author of Uninvited and The Best Yes, president of Proverbs 31 Ministries

“If you want to get off the crazy train, pick up Emily Freeman’s book, Grace for the Good Girl,

The Shauna Niequist is very popular in the world. The music lovers always love her and listen to her songs. I think she is a good musician and I know she will become more successful in the future. Her music is very beautiful and she knows how to sing it. She is also very good at playing the piano. I think she will be a great singer in the future.

The Present over Perfect has achieved a great deal in its mission to help people live more present, connected lives. The book has helped people to understand the importance of living in the present moment, and has provided them with practical tools to do so. The book has also been successful in helping people to reduce stress and anxiety, and to improve their relationships.