"You Can Be Pitiful or Powerful, But You Cannot Be Both": New Memoir Delivers a Bold Message of Faith and the Strength to Start Over

ATLANTA - EntSun -- What do you do when life breaks you in ways you never saw coming? For Atlanta native Janice P. Dixon, the answer began with surrender—and the courage to start over. In her powerful debut memoir, Seventy Times Seven, Dixon shares a moving journey through heartbreak, betrayal, and healing that will resonate with anyone who has faced pain and wondered if wholeness was possible. The book is now available on Amazon and other major retailers in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle eBook formats.

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With heartfelt transparency and spiritual depth, Seventy Times Seven chronicles Dixon's path through emotional wreckage and the faith that carried her through. In a time when many are grappling with grief, disconnection, and unanswered prayers, this memoir offers a timely and grace-filled reminder: starting over doesn't mean you've failed; it means you're strong enough to begin again.

"You can be pitiful or powerful, but you cannot be both," Dixon writes. "I chose power, not in my own strength, but through the grace of God."

Through chapters like "The Pain of Forgiveness," "When There's No Closure," and "Starting Over," Dixon offers real-life reflection, biblical wisdom, and soul-stirring encouragement. Whether you're facing relational loss, personal setbacks, or the need for a spiritual reset, this book speaks to the heart of anyone longing for freedom from the past and hope for what's ahead.

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"Forgiveness didn't come easy," says Dixon. "But holding onto the pain was costing me my peace and my future. I want readers to know that healing is possible, and the courage to start again is available to all of us."

Key Themes in the Book Include:

• Letting go when the apology never comes
• Finding peace without the closure you expected
• Rebuilding after loss
• Trusting that God is still writing your story

About the Author

Janice P. Dixon is a storyteller, speaker, and founder of Goshen Productions, LLC, a faith-based media company created to inspire, uplift, and encourage. A proud Atlanta native, Dixon uses her life experiences to help others discover the freedom that comes with forgiveness and faith. Seventy Times Seven is her debut book.