What if the way we have understood beauty all these years has been distorted?
From girlhood to gray hair, many women live inside quiet cycles — “LOOPS” that shape how they see themselves, how they measure their worth, and how they move through the world.
Some loops promise affirmation but leave a woman striving. Others begin so early she hardly remembers when they first took root.
In Unfading Beauty, I name the seven loops —
beginning with the Beauty Loop. I then expose the other loops, The Worth Loop, The Comparison Loop, The Performance Loop, the Self Blame Loop, The Aging Loop, and finally THE HEAVENLY LOOP and how it affects all the other named loops. I examine how they form, how they quietly govern us, and how they can be gently broken.
This is not a book about cosmetics or reinvention. It is about learning to see differently. It is about discovering what remains when approval shifts, life does not unfold as expected, and youth fades. Because a woman clothed in strength and dignity does not fade.
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ABOUT THE CREATIVE PROCESS: I have adapted Neil Sedaka’s sentiment below:
“I think you’re chosen spiritually at that particular moment, and you’d better sit quietly because you can actually feel the chapters being written by themselves, and the phrases actually pass through your mind and fingers. It is an extraordinary feeling.” —
Yes … that’s what writing (and singing or composing) is like! It is just as if you are sitting quietly listening to a still small voice directing your creativity. Once you experience it you understand.







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