A friend of mine was giving away free books and I took them because I really like books. The free books ended up being self-help books, and I figured that after taking them I should probably read them. So I started with Susan Jeffers' Feel the Fear...and Do It Anyway.
The premise of the book is that everyone feels fear when trying new things. But successful people don't let that fear stop them - they feel the fear but do whatever it is anyway, learning and growing from the experiences.
The first few chapters were great, following along with this premise. The later ones started getting a bit harder to follow though, as the book moved away from talking about fear and more towards talking about your higher self. I had a hard time getting through the book as a result (I almost didn't finish it just because I was really losing interest in it). It was also a bit difficult to rate on Goodreads - originally I would have rated it higher than the rating I ended up deciding on. It's too bad because the first few chapters were rather interesting.
I did take a few notes though from the book, so overall I don't regret reading it.
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