Unfortunately, I won't be raving about "What Would You Do If You Weren't Afraid" by Michal Oshman. In their novel, Michal Oshman sets out to talk about self discovery, life improvement, and ways to become happier with what you may already have. She draws upon her experience working at high opportunity positions, such as a leadership role at Tiktok and many other locations in her job history. She also uses her thoughts on her Jewish religion to give credence and wisdom to her audience. However, I feel that self discovery and self help books are not always the suitable type of nonfiction reading that I would particularly enjoy. I felt that Michal Oshman did not offer the advice that I would have wanted or offered any wisdom that actually rang true for me. Perhaps I am not in the right demographic for a book like this. I can recommend her writing style.