Sophia’s Comments (group member since Dec 03, 2019)

Sophia’s comments from the fyevibesperiod6 group.

1. This quote is impacting because it is giving encouragement and some people need to be encouraged.
2. It helps you grow spiritually because someone might learn something they didn't previously know and they may learn and grow

1. "The enemy doesn't want us to see the glory that we are granted simply because we are God's creation. He does everything he can, and always has, to make us not see the beauty of who we are as unique individuals-how much God delights in how we look, how we talk, how we laugh, how we see the world." Erica Campbell is talking about how we listen to the lies that others throw at us but how we should listen to what god and the Bible has to say about us instead. 2. Self Awareness- She stops and she identifies when she is mad or is overwhelmed and she (Self Management)takes a step back to calm down and she talks to God and fixes her attitude. Self Motivation- even when she is feeling down or tired she still gets back up and she does what needs to be done. When she is tired and she still has a show to do she draws on her inner strength and God's reassurance for motivation.Social Awareness- She is aware of the struggles people have to deal with in this age and time and she gives advice to those people.Relationship Management- When her ego got to big she fired her manager but then she saw her mistake(Self Awareness) and she mended her relationship with her manager.
3. I my opinion someone who is religious and wants to grow their understanding of god and grow their relationship with him should read this book. Campbell talks about how to grow in your relationship and how much God loves you.
4. The first important lesson i have learned is that you can't let negativity get to you. The second lesson I have learned is that most times you only see what others want you to see and you don't always get to see the person underneath. The third lesson I have learned is that it is easy to lose yourself in the world butthat you can't let it get to you.

Aj wrote: "a. I like the book a lot so far especially for a nonfiction book and it is easy to stay interested in the book because it talks about interesting topics.
b. "We put aside these controversies after ..."

What are the topics?

Eliezer wrote: "a. I've read the introduction of the book so far and I like the book because it talks about the author experiences how he learned from them.
b. "Different theories about the cause of my difficultie..."

Did you learn anything from his experiences?

Amani wrote: "a. I like this book because it is very informative and has a lot of good themes and quotes to break down.
b. "Any fool can criticize, condemn, and complain-and most fools do. But it takes character..."

What about this is important to you?

Missy wrote: "a. The book so far is going well. I feel interested enough to where I won't feel forced to read and annotate. I like it because the book is uplifting and gives me a positive mindset.

b. A passage..."

How is the book going to give you a positive mindset?

Mia wrote: "a.) The book isn't really helpful right now. It's informing me about the problems of being insecure, but it isn't giving me advice on how to fix that.

b.) The most impacting passage from "You VS Y..."

How can you interprate it differently?

Cody wrote: "a) The book is pretty good, Brene uses her wrong doings to show us whats the right thing to do. Brene shows us how to use our imperfection to our advantage and how we should invite our fear in to o..."

why would inviting fear in our lives help us?

I like this book because it give back round details. I haven't read very far yet but so far the passage that I found most impacting was " From where I am sitting as I write this, I can see my car parked outside by the curb. From here, it looks all shiny and nice, with a good paint job and tinted windows... That is only what it looks like at the outside of life. You're walking into an enormous house and admiring the nice furniture, not knowing that there are termites in the walls or that the whole foundation is shifting underneath you. I found this to be important because it illustrates many peoples life. Something I found challenging while reading this book is tracking all the connections and themes I found. For social awareness I found that her relationship with others was affected by her looks. Because she was pretty people assumed that nothing was wrong with her and she was perfectly happy. " I would be broken but nobody noticed, and that hurt the most."

By the end of this book i want to grow as a person because i want to grow my knowledge and become a better person. I want to get to know myself better so i can know for certain what i want to do with my life. I also want to be more open to change so that i can work better with others and understand them better.