You don't have to be Jewish to appreciate the advice in Michal Oshmans new self-help book, What Would You Do If You Weren't Afraid. The author invites her readers to open their minds to Jewish sacred teachings to better their home and work lives. Since this book is also autobiographical, we can see this advice used in the authors own life. I enjoyed learning about Judaism while learning new ways of coping with anxiety, finding your purpose, and dealing with others. I also appreciated how Oshman helps her readers reflect on her ideas by providing questions at the end of every chapter. Anyone can use these teachings in their daily lives. While these ideas may come from a specific faith, they are universal and don't impose on anyone's own faith. I recommend this book to anyone who not only wants to better their life but is also interested in learning about the Jewish faith.