Do You

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I would recommend this book to everyone not just considering it to be about handling loss and to achieve success. I read the book as a memoir considering the way it has been written.

Despite facing challenges of a new job of today’s most used social media and being a woman of color with the sudden loss of a close family, the author has been forced to reconsider her position and the decisions she had to make with the right people.

This book has so much to offer and the more I read the book, the more I got more inspired to be unapologetically to be myself and be motivated to become who I want to be.

If you need to rediscover satisfaction in both work and life, happiness and fulfillment this book will be your best guide and friend.

Thank you, Greenleaf Book Group/ Fast Company Press, for the advance reading copy.

Regina Lawless's "Do You" is a poignant and empowering journey that transcends the conventional narrative of success and loss. In this compelling book, Lawless shares her personal odyssey from the height of her corporate career to the depths of sudden loss, ultimately discovering the true essence of a meaningful life.

At the core of the narrative is the rejection of outdated rules for success that demand incessant grind and self-sacrifice, particularly resonant for high-achieving women and women of color. Lawless encourages readers to embark on their own quests for happiness and fulfillment, both in personal and professional realms.

The meaningFULL framework presented by Lawless is a transformative tool that guides readers to redefine success, reconnect with their hearts, restore their bodies, reframe their beliefs, renew their spirits, and reinvent their routines. This actionable framework serves as a roadmap for readers to live more profound lives and find genuine fulfillment.

Regina Lawless's personal story serves as a beacon of inspiration, illustrating the resilience and courage required to redefine success on one's own terms. The book's valuable insights and actionable takeaways empower readers to challenge societal norms and craft lives that align with their authentic selves.

"Do You" is not just a book; it's a call to action for individuals, especially women facing unique challenges, to introspect, redefine success, and discover the courage to transform their lives. Lawless's narrative is a testament to the strength found in vulnerability, and her book serves as a compassionate guide for anyone navigating the complex journey of self-discovery and meaningful living.

In conclusion, "Do You" is a compelling and transformative read that transcends genres, offering a roadmap to a more meaningful life for anyone seeking to break free from societal expectations and embrace authenticity. Regina Lawless's story and the meaningFULL framework make this book a valuable resource for those ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and redefine success on their own terms.

I enjoyed this book! I love the way the author told her story! I related heavily to having a roadmap for my life and having to change course. The vulnerability that the author put into this book was definitely felt