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A review by mjenae
Hello, Fears: Crush Your Comfort Zone and Become Who You're Meant to Be by Michelle Poler
3.5
I had to push myself to finish, but it was alright. I borrowed the book, so I couldn't highlight or underline like I would in a copy of my own, which may have contributed to my not taking much advice away from it.
I liked the bright graphics, and the engaging outline summaries at the end of each chapter. Her writing voice is definitely a very big part of the story, and I did get a little tired of her overly informal voice sometimes. Not saying this is true, but at times it felt like she was being so casual just to cover up condescension in her tone. It's fine in small doses; I guess I would've just appreciated a shorter book.
The extra chapter at the end was my favorite. In it, Michelle speaks about living in and giving from an abundance mindset. I should really memorize everything she said. She had some great advice, and I was impressed.
I liked the bright graphics, and the engaging outline summaries at the end of each chapter. Her writing voice is definitely a very big part of the story, and I did get a little tired of her overly informal voice sometimes. Not saying this is true, but at times it felt like she was being so casual just to cover up condescension in her tone. It's fine in small doses; I guess I would've just appreciated a shorter book.
The extra chapter at the end was my favorite. In it, Michelle speaks about living in and giving from an abundance mindset. I should really memorize everything she said. She had some great advice, and I was impressed.