Adam Kirk Smith

So many of us live our lives in fear. Fear can be so powerful that it can be debilitating and oftentimes keeps us from pursuing our dreams and passions.

In The Bravest You, Adam Smith gives you five steps to help you overcome your fears and put you on the path to pursuing your passions and living the life you've always dreamed of. This book is meant to be interactive and is not something that you can speed through. It was very hard for me to read straight through but I was constantly highlighting and making notes about steps I can take in my own walk to overcome fears in my life and points to go back and revisit.

I highly recommend this to anyone who has been playing it safe in life. It's time we all faced our fears and pursued our passions and this book will give you the steps you need to walk that path. If you follow the steps outlined in this book it can be life changing.… (meer)

Title: The Bravest You
Author: Adam K. Smith
Publisher: Tarcherperigee
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Four
Review:

"The Bravest You" by Adam K. Smith

My Thoughts.....

'The Bravest You' will give the reader a good self help read as one gets a little bit of it all being so intelligently presented and so well persuasive giving the reader some deep insight of this read. We find fro the read that this author presents to the readers 'Five Steps to Fight Your Biggest Fears, Find Your Passion and Unlock Your Extraordinary Life. 'Is this a encouragement and self help read? Yes, although some of the read may not be relatable for all there are some topics that could be for others that can help through 'research, quotes and examples of some famous people.' I found from the read if ones has the courage to keep moving forward their greatest fears and challenges often leads one to their greatest talents and joys after all is said and done. The author goes on to give the reader experiences but I was not really sure it would relate to the every person, however, it was still a interesting read to see what points this author is making to the reader. In the last part of the read as the author gives some of his personal experiences it did make some interesting points of his subject matter...'The Bravest You.'… (meer)