Description
Okay, let me be real with you—this book hit me hard in all the best ways. It’s On Me is like having a heart-to-heart with someone who gets it. Sara Kuburic doesn’t sugarcoat things; instead, she talks about the tough stuff—facing our fears, owning up to our flaws, and taking charge of our lives. And you know what? It’s empowering.
Why should you read it?
Because we all have moments when we feel stuck, unsure, or even a little lost. This book helps you realize that the power to change things has been with you all along. It’s not about blaming others or waiting for life to magically fix itself; it’s about taking responsibility for your choices and actions in a way that feels doable.
What I learned:
The biggest takeaway was understanding how much control I actually have over my happiness. Kuburic’s insights on self-awareness made me reflect on the ways I sometimes hold myself back. She talks about how being honest with yourself—not just about your strengths but also your blind spots—can be the first step to real growth.
Another thing that stuck with me was the idea that change doesn’t have to be this massive, intimidating thing. Even small shifts in how we think or act can lead to big differences over time. It’s like peeling back the layers to get to your most authentic self—someone you can actually be proud of.
Final thoughts:
If you’ve ever felt like life was happening to you rather than you making it happen, It’s On Me will inspire you to take back the reins. It’s raw, honest, and surprisingly comforting because it reminds us that no matter where we are right now, change is possible. I finished it feeling motivated and ready to own my choices. If you’re looking for a book that makes you pause and reflect (in the best way), you’ll love this one.
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