Review of Choose to Soar

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That sounds like a beautiful book. I will read this soon. Hopefully, I might learn how to withstand storms too.
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Yes, the review is helpful as it provides a concise summary and positive evaluation of the book. It covers the book's content, highlights the author's personal experiences, and emphasizes the practical advice offered. The review is sufficient in conveying the book's value and potential to motivate readers to purchase it. From the reviewer's perspective, the book appears to be a valuable addition to anyone's library, offering wisdom, guidance, and the potential for personal growth.
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I love reading books with this type of plot and lessons. This book seems like a very informative and educational book that I can't wait to dive into. Congrats to the author on being book of the day!
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The metaphor of storms shaping our lives in 'Choose to Soar' is compelling and relatable. Annie Meehan's approach to using the STORMS tool seems like a practical guide for navigating life's disruptions. The personal anecdotes, particularly about Meehan's experiences with Hurricane IAN, add depth and authenticity to the book's message. I'm intrigued by the emphasis on openness and vulnerability, as it suggests a refreshing perspective on overcoming challenges.
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Post by MILLICENT MURUGI »

The reviewers recommendation about people who need help especially people who are going through the storms. The book formulates how we can use the word itself STORMS in maneuvering our hardships. Soaring through the storms is a book I recommend to every reader.
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At last, a book that can give us all a psychological boost and a feeling that we’re not alone. It’s not all about bring the best, or a fantastic success at making money, but advice in overcoming hurdles. I’m sure this book will be very popular!
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Thanks for your review. It is an intense book that opens up to vulnerability.
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I love how this is applicable to your every day life. As you read you unconsciously implement some of these positive notions in your life. It'll eventually change how you think too.
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Navigate life's turbulence with 'Choose to Soar' by Annie Meehan. A guide through life’s storms, it teaches resilience using the STORMS acronym, blending personal stories with practical advice. An inspiring read for anyone facing life's challenges. Congratulations on being BOTD!
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What an insightful book. :techie-studyinggray: everyone has problems in life, one deciding problem, storm. This storm decides what way we take and to use that problem in our life and derive something useful. Amazing review to detail out the theme and motive of the book.
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This a really great review.
I think that it would be a great read. I also believe that the hardships in our lives are what's shape is and make us who we are. We can let those things bring us down, or rise above them.
Thanks for such a great review, it inspired me to read this book for sure!
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Post by Audra Hageman 1 »

I can not wait to read this book. As they say "soar with the eagles or scratch with the chickens". I want to soar and Anne's perspectives and guidance will help us navigate through our life storms to gain insight and strength. Would recommend to anyone needing another perspective.
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can tell that this book is good. I appreciate the author for providing the abbreviation STORM.The book would really be an interesting read. Thanks for the honest review.
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The book employs a suitable metaphor for adversity and recovery.By using storms and first aid kits as analogies, this resource becomes more accessible and useful in overcoming life's obstacles.
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Chapter 2 discusses the different types of storms and how they can be categorized in our lives. Maslow's hierarchy of needs is used to explain the five levels of needs that people need. Chapter 3 helps you in creating a Storm First Aid Kit, which aids in maneuvering through tough times. The succeeding parts will enlighten you on how to wield the STORMS to realize the best version of yourself.
-I like how she has compared the storms to problems, first aid kit to the solutions and eagle who thrives on it should be us. Very clever analogies. Thank you for a high flying review.
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