Alright, my dear fierce women, are we going to sculpt seductive curves from what we have? Are we going to figure out what truly matters and what we can let go of—without paying attention to the fancy titles of the experts or their polished packaging? Or, perhaps, trembling with doubt, will we trust in the richness of our inner world? The choice, as always, is yours. One thing I can promise with certainty: you’ve never held a book about shaping your figure like this before. And honestly, that’s no surprise—this isn’t written for the typical “diva”: a smart, busy, endlessly curious, strong, and skeptical woman. No one has ever considered that being slim and beautiful is a norm, not a lifelong sacrifice. Nor is it the meaning of life. If there’s a problem, it should be solved and forgotten. After all, as they say, a problem is just a limited perception of the situation. Let’s consider that an axiom throughout this journey into the world of beauty and fitness. And to prove I’m serious, I even posed as the model on the cover myself. I think I look pretty good—and trustworthy. What do you think?