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Carry On, Warrior: Thoughts on Life Unarmed
by Glennon Doyle
From the outset, it was clear that Glennon Doyle was in a very different place in her life writing this book, as opposed to #untamed
It comes across almost selfish to the point of narcissism at times, but when you really reflect on where she has came from, her entire story, you begin to see the real, honest growth that has come from her journey. I think I enjoyed the bravado with which she shared her humanness. There is gold to be found amongst these stories.
One of my favourite things about this author is her take on spirituality. I find myself nodding along & feeling more clarity in her views than I have in a long time when it comes to my beliefs. It’s very refreshing.
I honestly love her rawness & relatability. I feel she is my kind of person.
It comes across almost selfish to the point of narcissism at times, but when you really reflect on where she has came from, her entire story, you begin to see the real, honest growth that has come from her journey. I think I enjoyed the bravado with which she shared her humanness. There is gold to be found amongst these stories.
One of my favourite things about this author is her take on spirituality. I find myself nodding along & feeling more clarity in her views than I have in a long time when it comes to my beliefs. It’s very refreshing.
I honestly love her rawness & relatability. I feel she is my kind of person.