I am so happy I picked up this book. It’s a real and raw take on life and honestly way more vulnerable then I expected her to be publicly - but I’m glad she was comfortable enough to put those thoughts on the page. She speaks deeply about how every photo, word and outfit is heavily scrutinized. How a photo of her in jeans could set off death threats. There would have been risks even publishing this story, but she has worked tremendously hard for the right to live as unapologetically authentic as she can.
Book Review: The Introvert Advantage by Marti Olsen Laney, Psy.D.
I stumbled across The Introvert Advantage on a bookstore date with one of my friends. We will occasionally do book store crawls where we hit 3-4 different local book stores in one day. I love it- it’s an energizing day fueled with supporting local businesses and making connections. I also get a TON of new-to-me books.


