This book is about countering imposter syndrome and striving for an incredible life， backed up by the knowledge that you were put on this earth to achieve your birthright of greatness。 Keep your head held high boo， you deserve nothing but the best。 Orji reminds us not to compromise on our career， home， and relationship ideals。 My favorite part of this book was being able to consume stories from the Bible in humorous ways that showed the relevance to our everyday lives - Orji tied in parables wit This book is about countering imposter syndrome and striving for an incredible life， backed up by the knowledge that you were put on this earth to achieve your birthright of greatness。 Keep your head held high boo， you deserve nothing but the best。 Orji reminds us not to compromise on our career， home， and relationship ideals。 My favorite part of this book was being able to consume stories from the Bible in humorous ways that showed the relevance to our everyday lives - Orji tied in parables with each of her life lessons。 I will definitely be carrying these lessons with me throughout my life。 I’m a huge fan of Yvonne Orji， whether it’s in her stand-up， or her role on the HBO series Insecure， so I jumped at the opportunity to review her new work！ Her child of immigrants perspective in her comedy is of course relatable to me。 Watching her on Insecure for the last five years has been life changing - seeing a Black woman thriving in a high position in a corporate setting， and seeing a Black woman be loved， especially by Black men and other poc， has been so healthy for me。 Thank you to NetGalley for sending me the e-arc in exchange for an honest review！ 。。。more