On Becoming Fearless

...in Love, Work, and Life

De: Arianna Huffington

Narrado por: Arianna Huffington

Author, syndicated columnist, occasional actress, and businesswoman Ariana Huffington examines the ways in which fear affects the lives of women, and the steps anyone can take to conquer fear.

Observing that her own teenage daughters were beginning to experience some of the same fears that had once burdened her

-- How attractive am I? Do people like me? Do I dare speak up? --

Arianna Huffington was compelled to look at the subject and impact of fear. In stories drawn from her own experiences and with contributions from Nora Ephron, Diane Keaton and many others, she points toward the moments of extraordinary strength, courage, and resilience that result from confronting and overcoming fear.

Her book shows us how to become bold from the inside out: from feeling comfortable in our own skin, to getting what we want in love and at work, to changing the world.©2006 Arianna Huffington. All rights reserved; (P)2006 Hachette Audio. All rights reserved

A Must Read!

This is a great book for women to help and confirm an understanding to one's self. It helps to not let negative judgement take you down and to let go of second guessing for the best authenticity and success in life.

Loved this audiobook

Ariana, always inspiring. A read that motivates you to keep going and never stop learning.

it’s ok

A summary of data, philosophy, lifestyle. Arianna has accomplished a lot in her life, that’s why I was interested in the book.

absolutely an amazing book

The concepts discussed in the book could be expanded on abundantly. the book itself is concise and a quick listen.
it is organized into chapters, each one addressing a different part of our life.

Ariana offers incredible insight into our overindulgent culture of addition instead of subtraction. she references other books and authors as well.

I just finished and I am going to listen again to hear now what I missed the first time.

wonderful book

Inspirational and creative

Such a gift to hear this book! I didn't want it to end and will cherish its message forever.

Amazing, EmPowering, Motivating

Arianna journey's through the emotions, fears and insecurities women face throughout life, particularly relevent in today's "narsistic" world. At 51 I could relate to ALL of it, if I had this knowledge as a girl I wouldn't have spent my life beating myself up. It's Empowering to know that we are not alone, not crazy or irrational. I will be getting a copy for my daughter and my therapist! Every women needs to hear the message in this book.

Love it

Thank you for the insightful views and for sharing your experience on life and love.

Lives up to the Hype

I had heard about this book from Audible's very own podcasts touting it (and other books) and found that I just loved the though of Huffington writing something empowering to girls and women everywhere. I think she is a brilliant woman anyway and so was more than intrigued by this.

Well now that I have heard it, I must say it quite lived up to expectations. It goes into her life as well as she takes mistakes and wins from it to point out the things that seem to universally plague all women these days (and all days, really). She does this all without coming off pompous or brash, but caring and nurturing... and I think this book could help a lot of women going through all aspects of their lives.

I can see myself listening to it over and over again for motivation and for peace. Give yourself the two hours this book takes to listen and you'll see what I mean. I have a bachelorette party coming up and I plan on giving this to all my girlfriends.

I would suggest it as a "must read' for all women as it touches everything from growing up to facing death.

thing you know but need to hear again

I loved that it was narrated by Arianna Huffington, I felt connected to her like she was a friend helping me and giving me advice on how to live fearlessly!

Average book

Average read in my opinion. Didn't find it engaging or stimulating. I wouldn't recommend it to others to read. That's my view