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Loosed: You Can Live Again Are you ready for some big news? Humans are not perfect. We all make mistakes. Learn the lessons. Fail again. Improve again. You say that’s not big news? No, it’s not, but the way we beat ourselves and others up for our little missteps, you’d think our fallibility was a surprise. And it’s time to start forgiving. In Loosed, a memoir with a self-help goal, author Marlene Tucker tells her story of faltering faith and the deaths of close loved ones; of attending college as a single parent; of infidelity, divorce, racism, and self-hatred. In writing her unique details, she set herself free. In sharing the universal value of forgiving others and oneself, owning up to mistakes, and not allowing guilt to prevent rebuilding, she suggests we all can find redemption. We all can live again.

Marlene was nominated most likely to succeed amongst her peers as a young adult. Marlene was ready to trail blaze the world, setting the foundation for others in her family to follow. Marlene tells her story, the way she lived it. Marlene is the daughter a successful African American Business Contractor/Landfill Operator and Civil Rights Activist from the Midwest. Loosed: Get free to walk in your authority gets up and close and very personal. Marlene shares the triumph of her successes and the most humiliating experiences of her journey as a teenage single parent to finding Mr. Right and loosing close to 100 pounds 25 years later. She includes powerful testimonies of how God has delivered her family from some of the worse and humiliating experiences. "Loosed: You can live Again" is a story of redemption and encourages women and men of all ages to let go of bitterness, dark secrets, pain from the past, and learn to love themselves enough to walk in their purpose. You will be inspired by this moving story and get past the hurts and live again as she talks about the highs and lows of her life as a single mother starting her career in a warehouse working in a predominantly male environment working high level assignments in the public sector.