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Summary & Analysis of Untamed: A Guide to Glennon Doyle's Book
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In Untamed, bestselling author Glennon Doyle explores the ways society imprisons women with arbitrary ideas of right and wrong and offers the keys they can use to break free and live according to the original plans for their lives.
What does this SNAP Summary Include?
- Synopsis of the original book
- Key takeaways from each chapter
- How prevailing gender narratives condition women to accept less than what is possible for them
- How anyone can tune into her inner knowing and live a truer life
- Editorial Review
- Background on Glennon Doyle
About the Original Book:
Untamed is a rallying cry for women, and men, to remember who they were before society tamed them—before it told them who they are and who they should become. In this part memoir and part feminist manifesto, Doyle draws from her personal experiences to illustrate how society conditions women to mistrust and diminish themselves and strive for unattainable ideals. Doyle asserts that if women lean into their emotions and try to find out what message they carry, if they sit still and listen to and learn to trust the voice within, they can discover the people they were meant to be and muster the courage to break the shackles that hold them back. Anyone who feels discontent with her career, relationships, faith, or community will find this book an insightful guide to creating a fuller life.
In Untamed, bestselling author Glennon Doyle explores the ways society imprisons women with arbitrary ideas of right and wrong and offers the keys they can use to break free and live according to the original plans for their lives.
What does this SNAP Summary Include?
- Synopsis of the original book
- Key takeaways from each chapter
- How prevailing gender narratives condition women to accept less than what is possible for them
- How anyone can tune into her inner knowing and live a truer life
- Editorial Review
- Background on Glennon Doyle
About the Original Book:
Untamed is a rallying cry for women, and men, to remember who they were before society tamed them—before it told them who they are and who they should become. In this part memoir and part feminist manifesto, Doyle draws from her personal experiences to illustrate how society conditions women to mistrust and diminish themselves and strive for unattainable ideals. Doyle asserts that if women lean into their emotions and try to find out what message they carry, if they sit still and listen to and learn to trust the voice within, they can discover the people they were meant to be and muster the courage to break the shackles that hold them back. Anyone who feels discontent with her career, relationships, faith, or community will find this book an insightful guide to creating a fuller life.
27 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 29, 2020
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