Year of Yes: How to Dance It Out, Stand In the Sun and Be Your Own Person

from lycomayflower

One Thanksgiving Shonda Rhimes's sister told her that she never says yes to anything. Rhimes mulled that over for awhile and realized her sister was right: she turned down pretty much every opportunity that would have challenged her in new ways or that scared her. She decided that was no way to l...

from AAPremlall

I appreciated her honesty and openness about her life and struggles along the way. The lesson about women sharing that they have help is essential! I love her passion for writing and how it has created a thriving life for her.

from jellyfishjones

Witty, insightful, and often thought provoking. A quick, fun read, but with substance. I knew very little of Shonda Rhimes and had never watched any of her TV shows, but decided to pick this up after catching part of an NPR interview she did The good news is you don't have to know anything about ...

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I really enjoyed this book. A lot. But Shonda Rhimes uses this weird sentence construction all the time. That thing where a person starts a sentence with a question when it really shouldn't be a question. Let me give you some examples from Shonda herself. "My mother? Looks incredible." "And that ...

from kristi_test_01

I really enjoyed this book. A lot. But Shonda Rhimes uses this weird sentence construction all the time. That thing where a person starts a sentence with a question when it really shouldn't be a question. Let me give you some examples from Shonda herself. "My mother? Looks incredible.""And that y...