This is for the woman who’s been knocked down but refused to stay there. For the one who kept going even when no one was cheering. Girl, Get Up! is more than a book. It is a rallying cry for every woman who’s ever questioned her strength, forgotten her worth, or felt like she had to fight her battles alone.
Kristi sees you. She is you. With raw honesty and unshakable faith, she invites you to rise again. Not just on the outside, but deep within. This is a journey of perseverance, purpose, and power. And it begins with one bold decision: to get up. You are not just invited. You are here on purpose.
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If there’s one word that defines Kristi, it’s perseverance.
She didn’t just write Girl, Get Up! She lived it. At sixteen, Kristi gave birth to her daughter at just twenty-three weeks and she flatlined on the operating table. That moment marked the beginning of a life forged in fire. A life that would require her to rise again and again.
A nationally ranked soccer player, Kristi learned early how to dig deep when the odds were stacked against her. At twenty-four, she stood in the boardroom on The Apprentice with Donald Trump. But it wasn’t TV fame that shaped her. It was what came after. Rejection in marriage. A wrongful arrest. Public scrutiny. And the private pain of losing both of her parents and her best friend.
Through it all, Kristi kept getting back up.
Not because life got easier. But because she refused to let it break her.
Her story is raw. It’s real. And it’s rooted in unwavering faith and grit. Girl, Get Up! is a call to every person who has ever felt knocked down, left out, pushed aside, or silenced. Kristi wants you to know:
Your story matters. Your voice matters. And you do not have to be perfect to be powerful.
You just have to rise.
Because no matter what you have faced, you are still here. And that means your purpose is not finished.
Girl, get up. You were never meant to stay down.