I loved the first book, because it was emotional and you were able to truly see Miranda Kerr in a different light.
I expected this book to be great just like the previous one. It was great with all the affirmations and all, but man that was a mission.
Lets be honest, and mostly this is for me. It's hard to apply all of them at once, when there's so many.
It does inspire you to be more like her and it makes me idolise her from a stand off-ish perspective because of how healthy she is with her wellbeing and how she is comfortable in her skin. BUT she can say that because she's so beautiful.
she's gorgeous inside and out!
And just to put it out there..
I don't care what the media says about her, because truthfully media is false and dishonest.
I'm a nobody in my neighbourhood and I was interviewed to be in an article on the newspaper and... what do you know they put incorrect statements and twisted my words all in the name of making a "great story" It makes you think, about the unfairness of celebrities that we see in our magazines sitting on the counter.
Lets, step into their shoes. If I wanted to be an actor, I would step out into the industry, hit a couple of roles and make it big, live the Hollywood dream (in Real life, it aint so easy) But anyways, back to the story.
Before, I even get to that stage, in my mind and heart I know that I will not change for anyone! not even for my soul mate Not because i'm selfish or immature, but because you just cant change who you are.
So why is it wrong for celebrities to speak there own opinion?