Review of Choose to Soar

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I guess we could all use help navigating the storms that life will inevitably throw at us. And practical tips such as acronyms help us internalize the message. Thank you!
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We all need wisdom in times of troubles. Annie Meehan’s up and down life experiences, her great losses and her rise through them all can be examples for us to hold on to life and succeed. “Choose to Soar” is an inspirational book for sufferers to learn from.
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We all need wisdom in times of troubles. Annie Meehan’s up and down life experiences, her great losses and her rise through them all can be examples for us to hold on to life and succeed. “Choose to Soar” is an inspirational book for sufferers to learn from.
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"Choose to Soar" masterfully employs the metaphor of storms to explore personal growth amidst challenges, offering practical tools for resilience. Meehan's insights, especially on vulnerability, provide valuable guidance for overcoming life's disruptions. A heartfelt, empowering read.
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Your review of "Choose to Soar: Navigating Disruptions in Business and Life" beautifully captures the essence of Annie Meehan's profound insights and guidance. I particularly appreciate how you highlighted the structured approach of the book, divided into three parts, each offering invaluable wisdom to navigate life's storms.

The use of the acronym STORMS is indeed a brilliant framework, providing readers with practical tools to not only weather the challenges they face but to emerge stronger and wiser. Meehan's personal anecdotes, especially her experience with Hurricane IAN, add a poignant layer to the book's message, emphasizing the power of resilience and the potential for growth in the face of adversity.

Your admiration for the chapter on openness resonates deeply with me. Embracing vulnerability and seeking support from others is a powerful message that fosters connection and fosters personal growth. It's heartening to see how Meehan addresses storms in various aspects of life, offering tailored solutions for professional, personal, and literal storms.

Your glowing recommendation of the book, coupled with a flawless rating of 5 out of 5, underscores its significance as a valuable resource for anyone navigating life's challenges. Your review eloquently communicates the transformative potential of "Choose to Soar," making it a must-read for those seeking guidance and inspiration on their journey towards personal and professional fulfillment. Well done!
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Annie Meehan's motivational book provides tools for remaining resilient and strong when faced with your life's tribulations. Be intentional about choosing joy and happiness. Great self-help guidance for your personal and professional life. The book review was nicely done.
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I appreciate that you summarized each part and highlighted the author’s formula for identifying storms and weathering them with those who care. “Choose to Soar: Navigating Disruptions in Business and Life” sounds like the type of book everyone needs to read at least once for a pick-me-up. Thank you for your in depth review!
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The storms framework is an excellent resource for personal development, particularly the openness chapter that highlights the value of being vulnerable and asking for assistance. Congrats on BOTD.
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Your appreciation for the depth of Meehan's insights, particularly the personal touch she adds by sharing her own experiences, provides readers with a clear view of the book's value. Highlighting chapters like the one on openness and the concept of the STORMS tool not only showcases the practical aspects of the book but also your ability to discern and appreciate the nuanced advice offered for personal growth. Great review!
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Post by Sylveria Savage »

The idea of using storms as stepping stones is both empowering and insightful. It's a reminder that adversity doesn't have to hold us back; instead, it can propel us forward if we harness its power. This book seems like a roadmap for turning obstacles into opportunities
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We can all use the advice that Ms. Meehan gives. All of us experience STORMS ad can try to use her techniques to combat them. Congratulations on BOTD!
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Post by Moisés Alcántara Ayre »

"Choose to Soar" clearly matches the author's intention to demonstrate that storms (problems, struggles, loss, pain) will always exist in our lives, but the goal is to see those storms with an open heart and fresh perspective: What can I take away from this?
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Post by Caterine Potes Morales »

Wow, thanks for sharing such a heartfelt review of "Choose to Soar." Your insights into the book's structure and Annie Meehan's personal journey really make me eager to dive into it myself. The STORMS framework sounds intriguing, especially how it's applied to different aspects of life. It's inspiring to see how Meehan has turned her own storms into opportunities for growth and resilience. Thanks for the recommendation!
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Post by Rupali Mishra »

Congrats on BOTD!
A priceless manual for weathering life's storms is "Choose to Soar" by Annie Meehan. It's an engaging read, thanks to the STORMS tool and first-hand accounts. The effects of storms on different people vary. The writer is crafting a work that aids readers in overcoming obstacles encountered in life.
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Post by Dana Bush 1 »

This looks like a great book. I like the acronym SHOWS. Can't wait to read it. :)
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