I love how Jen shows up for her community, friends, and family. She approaches everything with humor and honesty. It was hard to read the parts about her marriage, knowing that in a few short months after the book was released, her marriage would fall apart. I love that she meets you where you are in life. She truly celebrates other people, other women in a refreshing way. I've said this before, I don't really read or enjoy the self-help genre. I'd much prefer reading a biography or memoir. This book just didn't give me those cringey self-help feels of prescriptive happiness. It felt wholesome, inclusive, accepting, loving, and true. The way she has cultivated and curated her community is delightful and affirming. Her humor is fantastic. I just love Jen Hatmaker so much. With the exception of my long-held fascination with Adam Levine back in the day, I'm not sure I've ever considered myself a superfan of any celebrity. But, I really fantasize about being Jen's BFF. Not to brag (totally bragging) but she liked my insta-story about her book and she shared it on her stories! AGAIN! That's twice, she's shared my stuff. LOVE. Love her.