Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Interview with Ms. Green Clean Herself and She Has Tips!

Good evening, Pharice! It is such a pleasure to have you here today to talk about an important subject, cleaning the house. This is something that I’ve struggled with and in the past I have gone out to find resources to give me tips and tricks on keeping my home in a condition that is presentable at all times. Going to numerous websites to find small bits of information here and there and watching countless videos is definitely a pain! Can you tell the audience more about your book and how it can help women all over the world? Thank you for having me today. I am Pharice Brown and the title of my book is You’re a Bad Wife, Because You Can’t Clean the House?  In many cases for women, there is a desire to maintain the home and watch after the children. This book is more than just about cleaning, it’s a way to inspire women to continue to be a source of nurturing and a beacon of light that instills love wherever it goes. These are things that are ingrained in a woman’s heart and mind. You know, a present wife and/or mother is something that is not only important to have as a component to a family, but is essentially the heart of the family, or metaphorical glue that holds the family together. If you don't have the desire to be a good wife then this book probably isn't for you - you'd be more interested in some sort of specific topic or some other purpose you've invented for yourself, but for the rest of womankind, I welcome you.
Nice! I love that! This book is empowering women to be their best selves as mothers and as wives. Tell us what inspired you to write this book? I wanted to substantiate the importance of keeping the home clean and how it serves as a foundation for the rest of a wife’s work. Clearly, housekeeping is just one of the many roles in a woman’s life. You’re a Bad Wife, Because You Can’t Clean The House? focuses on maintaining each room of the house and as a consequence, how to maintain one's marriage. When I say maintain each room, I essentially mean that this book will explore how to keep tricky sections of the house clean as well as how to make it presentable. It's also important to have emergency plans for whenever someone really important comes over. For example, part of being married is that you should expect surprise drop-ins not only from your own family but your in-laws as well. This means that you should always keep certain places clean, and the best way to do this is to have a day-to-day routine. With the help of this book, you can get yourself on the track to being a better wife and making cleaning as easy as breathing.
One of the reviewers of your book said: “This book can help the most clueless cleaner to the most skilled homemaker with tips and tricks to get your home looking hotel worthy. I highly recommend it!” Well, we agree. We’d like to recommend this book to all of our readers. Where can they get the book when they are ready to purchase?  You’re a Bad Wife, Because You Can’t Clean The House? is available now in all major online bookstores: Amazon, Goodreads, iTunes, Barnesand Nobles, and Smashwords.
I have priced my book at a special price for your readers. They can purchase the book on Amazon.com right now for $2.99.
I think you’ve done a great job at helping readers, as well as myself, to see the importance of keeping the house clean and how this can impact the household overall. Thank you Pharice! Tell us a little bit about yourself? Well, I’m from Northwest Washington, D.C. I am President of a multi-industry firm, Pharice Brown & Associates, LLC, which offers a wealth of professional services such as environmentally safe cleaning, space management, and event planning. This is my first eBook which is essentially I provide what I’ve learned through my years of experience in a step by step guide to making your home mother in law approved!  In addition, I’ve held a number of top level positions. A few of those are: Public Relations Director for the JD Donaghe 2016 Presidential Campaign, A&R Director and Manager, and Chairperson for We Women International, a 501(c)3 nonprofit which supports, empowers and encourages women to reach their utmost potential.
Wow! That’s very impressive. I am so excited and can’t thank you enough for the opportunity to interview someone with your credentials. In the event that we want to learn more about you and your writing, where can we find you? I am available on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and email.

Thank you for joining us Pharice Brown! We really appreciate you being here today to interview with us. We hope to have you back to talk about more topics that can help our readers!


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