Undoing Super Woman by Susan Wiesemann

From the outside, Susan Wiesemann had it all together — thriving business, happy family, strong faith, and a calendar full of good deeds. But behind the polished surface was a woman unraveling, consumed by comparison, driven by fear, and silently battling an autoimmune disease that her perfectionism only made worse.

With candor and humor, Susan shares her deeply personal journey of learning to let go of control, silence the inner critic, and redefine what strength really looks like. This is not a story of instant healing or overnight transformation—it’s an honest, hopeful account of what lasting change happens when a woman finally stops trying to be everything for everyone and starts listening to her own soul.

This down-to-earth, relatable, road-tested field guide is the spark women need to go from chronically stressed and overwhelmed to living their best lives. For every woman who’s ever felt like she’s not enough, who’s tried to outrun insecurity with performance and people-pleasing, this book is a breath of fresh air. Susan invites readers to shed the cape, step into God’s grace, and discover that real freedom comes not from doing more, but from finally doing less.