Understanding My Assignment
My journey on raising champions, trusting the process, and finding who I am.
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Chapter 2 #Winning.
Winning isn’t about hashtags and posts on social media. Sometimes you win the day, sometimes you win the hour, and sometimes you win the minute. Winning is continuing to get up when you’re being knocked down, and moving forward when all you want to do is go back to your comfort zone. Sometimes it feels like surviving.
However, I’ll tell you, in order to know what winning feels like and to know what it is, you’re going to have to lose at times.
The loss isn’t always a loss. It can be a lesson that makes you appreciate the small victories that ultimately make you a champion. Trust me; I’ve had a lot of days where I felt like I was losing. Looking back, my faith has made me realize that everything that’s happened has really worked for my own good. We have to remind ourselves that we have a good father and he wants us to win. He wants what’s best for us and when we’re at our lowest, he is still right there.
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About the Book
Being a mom isn’t easy, or for the weak. Parenthood doesn’t come with a manual and you never know if you’re doing it right. In Understanding My Assignment, author Dorian L. Evans shares her story of motherhood, of wearing multiple hats and parenting four children—three boys and a girl.
In this memoir, she narrates the details of her journey by trusting the process, raising champions, and figuring out who she is. Evans tells how she jumped, took a leap of faith, and left everything familiar behind for an opportunity to create a life she wanted.
A story of perseverance, faith, and unconditional love, Understanding My Assignment chronicles Evans’ laughs, tears, tests, and trials as she learned to live her life according to her assignment.
About the Author
Dorian L. Evans is a graduate of Bowling Green State University and is a mom of almost twenty-eight years to three sons and one daughter. Evans lives and teaches in Central Texas. She enjoys traveling to watch her children compete, cooking, and being with her family and friends.