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Tired of overthinking and not feeling confident?
Most women scrunch up their noses when they hear the phrase "full of herself." That's the last thing a woman wants to be described as. Heaven forbid you're too big for your britches or that you brag about your successes or that you're the center of attention.
Full of Herself is a powerful rallying cry for women everywhere to stop shying away from their greatness and allow room for a bit of magic. Why can't you become a woman who stops overthinking and second-guessing and instead trusts herself? Who says "No" without explaining herself? Who can turn inward and ask for her own opinion first?
As a Life and Leadership Coach, Sarah knows firsthand the self-doubt that women struggle with. In this book, she shares her deeply personal experiences-addiction, bullying, judging other women-and the lessons she has learned along her path to becoming full of herself. She also shares her favorite self-awareness tools for you to test out on your own journey.
Jam-packed with honesty, this book encourages you to belong to yourself and share more of that person with the world-because a woman who is full of herself is the most beautiful thing you'll ever see.
"This book inspired me to think more of myself. While I consider myself confident and successful, I also struggle with self-doubt. After reading this book, I am now totally convinced that feeling full of myself is a wonderful gift not only to myself but everyone around me." - Vivianne M., Advanced Reader
"Sarah is the best coach I've met and I've met a lot." - Mel B.
"Whenever I am in Sarah's presence, I am reminded that I matter." - Mary S.
