Michaela S. Cox
AUTHOR • SPEAKER
Thriving in All Things in Life
Encouraging, empowering and equipping hearts to see
hope, find purpose and thrive in all things in life.
Through Michaela S. Cox writing and speaking she shares her message and story to help inspire, encourage, equip and empower others to know how to go from surviving to thriving in life as they navigate the life storms of adversity that come knocking at their life’s door.
In sharing learned life lessons, golden nuggets of truth and pearls of wisdom gleaned from her own life’s journey, Michaela helps people to learn how to not just survive but thrive in all things in life as they travel their own journey.
Michaela S. Cox
Michaela S Cox is a multi published Christian / faith author and speaker. Through Michaela’s writings and speaking she explores a diverse and eclectic range of topics which much comes from her own lived experiences. Michaela has traveled a journey she calls her “38DDD” which has involved living through a lifelong Disability (legal blindness), Divorce at 26 (2005) and Death of Beloved husband 2017) and solo parenting. Michaela is the creator of Finding Grace Through Grief. Michaela S. Cox wants to help to empower and equip people to go from surviving to thriving on their journey of grief and loss. Through Michaela’s writings and speaking she shares her message and story to help inspire, encourage, equip and empower others to know how to navigate their own life’s storms of adversity that come knocking on their life’s doors. In sharing the learned life lessons, golden nuggets of truth and pearls of wisdom gleaned from her own life’s journey Michaela helps people to learn how to not just survive but thrive in life as they travel their journey.
Testimonials
Over the years, I’ve come across a bunch of grief guides to help me deal with the loss of loved ones. This guide stood out to me because it’s not like those cold, boring guides that just tell you what to do. Instead, the author feels like a friend taking you by the hand and guiding you through the messy and confusing journey of grief.
Liana Daugherty
With strength of character and through her faith, the author shares her story of learning to cope with loss. Losing the true love of her life tragically and unexpectedly, its not about the single event, but living through the aftermath.
Suzanne Catalano
Although I am out of the season of being a young mother with babies I found this book taking me back through that season of time! It would have been helpful to read this as a first time mom or even in that season. Very authentic and inspiring. I am very proud of all the accomplishments the author has made.
DeLynn Steele Cooley
I love having this book right there on my dresser. A fun bath tub, me time book. It’s so refreshing to stop and sit and read with my fav beverage and do just like the title says “take a sip, take a breath” and then somehow you feels more equipped for the GO! Part
Mindy
I haven’t finished reading the second one, but her first book was filled with such honesty about how we all feel as moms at times. It is funny and real! I know all of us feel like we fail at times that is how we can relate through this book. We are all doing our best and our kids love us so much for that. We are their hero’s. Makaila really puts into perspective how being a mom can be funny, real, and the best hardest job we will ever do. Great read and especially during Quarintine
Windy Gil
New and old moms need to read. The humor and the journey of being a new mom is spot on. I couldn’t have said it any better. I love the lightness of the book and yet it prepares new mothers and reminds older mothers of what matters. Wonderful book. A must read.
Tammy
What I enjoyed is the honesty the author used to convey her feelings about motherhood – the doubts many of us have of our ability to be great mothers as well as the happiness and contentment being a mother can bring. It is okay to not be perfect at being a mom. The love for our children is perfect enough. Michaela invites you into her motherhood experience by combining a great sense of humor, wisdom and strength – perhaps making it a bit easier for the rest of us.
Cheryl Hillman
With strength of character and through her faith, the author shares her story of learning to cope with loss. Losing the true love of her life tragically and unexpectedly, its not about the single event, but living through the aftermath.
Although I am out of the season of being a young mother with babies I found this book taking me back through that season of time! It would have been helpful to read this as a first time mom or even in that season. Very authentic and inspiring. I am very proud of all the accomplishments the author has made.
I love having this book right there on my dresser. A fun bath tub, me time book. It’s so refreshing to stop and sit and read with my fav beverage and do just like the title says “take a sip, take a breath” and then somehow you feels more equipped for the GO! Part
I haven’t finished reading the second one, but her first book was filled with such honesty about how we all feel as moms at times. It is funny and real! I know all of us feel like we fail at times that is how we can relate through this book. We are all doing our best and our kids love us so much for that. We are their hero’s. Makaila really puts into perspective how being a mom can be funny, real, and the best hardest job we will ever do. Great read and especially during Quarintine
New and old moms need to read. The humor and the journey of being a new mom is spot on. I couldn’t have said it any better. I love the lightness of the book and yet it prepares new mothers and reminds older mothers of what matters. Wonderful book. A must read.
What I enjoyed is the honesty the author used to convey her feelings about motherhood – the doubts many of us have of our ability to be great mothers as well as the happiness and contentment being a mother can bring. It is okay to not be perfect at being a mom. The love for our children is perfect enough. Michaela invites you into her motherhood experience by combining a great sense of humor, wisdom and strength – perhaps making it a bit easier for the rest of us.
Over the years, I’ve come across a bunch of grief guides to help me deal with the loss of loved ones. This guide stood out to me because it’s not like those cold, boring guides that just tell you what to do. Instead, the author feels like a friend taking you by the hand and guiding you through the messy and confusing journey of grief.