Can you learn from someone else's mistakes? That's the idea behind a book I got to review, Life Lessons from a Total Failure. M.J. Dougherty has learned to embrace what makes one unique. In the author's words:I can't offer you the right answers. And even if I could, what's right for me might not be ideal for you. What I can promise you is unfettered candor. From leaving home as a teenager to living and working abroad, from starting my own small business to knowing when it was time to accept defeat, from chasing my dreams to relishing life's challenges.I have embraced what makes me unique. And I hope my story inspires you to do the same.
It's a refreshingly honest book, encouraging readers to be the best they can be, with a healthy sense of contentment and peace of mind. It's well-written, interesting, and relatable - everyone has made mistakes, and everyone can stand to learn from them. A percentage of every sale is donated to The Trevor Project, a crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ youth.
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