" I invite you to be curious. Take that first step and explore something you would never have expected to explore. "
This is a line at the end of chapter two of What Would You Do If You Weren't Afraid?. Author, Michal Oshman invites her readers to open their minds to Jewish teachings to better their lives and let go of personal anxieties. I don't have any knowledge of Judaism, but the author makes such a compelling introduction of her self-help book that I am indeed curious to learn. Not only will I hope to learn some new life strategies but also educate myself on one of the oldest religions in the world.
This is a line at the end of chapter two of What Would You Do If You Weren't Afraid?. Author, Michal Oshman invites her readers to open their minds to Jewish teachings to better their lives and let go of personal anxieties. I don't have any knowledge of Judaism, but the author makes such a compelling introduction of her self-help book that I am indeed curious to learn. Not only will I hope to learn some new life strategies but also educate myself on one of the oldest religions in the world.