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nadaabouelnasr's review against another edition
3.0
Picked this up months ago then put it down bec self-help books just aren’t my thing
Picked it up again after the “were you silent or you were silencED” ahaha hahaha
anyways. There were some good quotes in there. But again, I can’t relate to so many things bec I don’t live in a first world country and don’t have all those opportunities or the luxury of ‘following where my heart takes me’ stuff that westerners have the privilege of saying.
there was this one chapter that she claims that being an overachiever means that we are trying so hard to prove ourselves to the world when “our very existence in this world is already worthy and there’s nothing to prove” but like honey .-. some of us work hard bec .-. we literally have to .-. Or else we won’t survive in our society .-. And even that might not be enough to be considered worthy .-.
Want to read a self-help book written by a female author who’s lived in the Middle East, or more specifically in Egypt.
And preferably not someone born into privilege like that hadyawhatshername instagrammer or whatever
If anyone knows any good recommendations please hmu
Picked it up again after the “were you silent or you were silencED” ahaha hahaha
anyways. There were some good quotes in there. But again, I can’t relate to so many things bec I don’t live in a first world country and don’t have all those opportunities or the luxury of ‘following where my heart takes me’ stuff that westerners have the privilege of saying.
there was this one chapter that she claims that being an overachiever means that we are trying so hard to prove ourselves to the world when “our very existence in this world is already worthy and there’s nothing to prove” but like honey .-. some of us work hard bec .-. we literally have to .-. Or else we won’t survive in our society .-. And even that might not be enough to be considered worthy .-.
Want to read a self-help book written by a female author who’s lived in the Middle East, or more specifically in Egypt.
And preferably not someone born into privilege like that hadyawhatshername instagrammer or whatever
If anyone knows any good recommendations please hmu
dharma130's review against another edition
4.0
I just love her wisdom. A lot of the stuff I had heard before from her show. I wish I would’ve read the physical or electronic book so that I could’ve made notes.
cecarson's review against another edition
4.0
Some chapters I thoroughly enjoyed, some I 100% zoned out on. Wish I could select Oprah’s voice as my audiobook reader of choice.
sara91helal's review against another edition
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
3.5
Nothing in this book is news, but it's a nice refresher and a reminder that life is much simpler than we like to pretend.
lydiaann's review against another edition
challenging
emotional
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
4.25
sarah_ayed's review against another edition
5.0
I loooooooved it so much that I didn't want to finish it. I will really miss reading this book. The book is so warm, heart and soul touching, changes the way you look at yourself and life. It brought back old beautiful memories to me when I used to watch the Operah show.