Tag: Book Review

Posted in Career, Everyday Living, Inspiration, Leadership, Review, Self development

Brave Review: Do I Need A Mentor? Nah…

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It’s such an honor to unveil and review our latest publication at @bravepublicity.

The E-Guide: “Do I Need A Mentor? Nah… Why the skeptics secretly need one the most.” by Lolade Ipele (@ipele_lolade).

From receiving her manuscript to editing, designing and publishing this E-Guide, it was impressive to see the profound wisdom and nuggets embedded in this book.

With the experiential vantage point of both sides of the coin – as both a Mentor and a Mentee, it was truly refreshing to see truth and clarity expressed in a language that the next generation understands and needs.

This guide isn’t another book to force you into a relationship dynamic you may resent.

Instead, it is written and designed to help you see the benefits of mentorship, identify the right mentor, become a great mentee, and understand how you can tap into this network of wealth that transcends ages, fostering prosperity, growth and progress across generations.

The wonderful part is, our author has made this book FREELY accessible to ALL.

This E-Guide is quite easy to read with the few chapters that make up this book.
It is informative, interesting and useful for anyone who desires personal growth and development.

You’ll leave with much clarity, confidence for your next steps and many quotable wisdom nuggets!
Let us know your favorite quotes upon reading this book.

“Do I Need A Mentor? Nah… Why the skeptics secretly need one the most.” is totally recommended! 

Without giving you any spoilers😉, you know you should certainly go get a copy in support and celebration of this remarkable Author – Lolade, as she gifts this to the world.

To access this Free E-Guide, visit Author’s page and click the LINK on bio or access it HERE.

Happy reading.

Posted in Fiction, Love, Novel, Relationships, Review

Brave Review: This Thing Called Love

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To be honest, reading the first few chapters of “This Thing Called Love” by Oreva Ode-Irri (@rehviie), I was impressed by the depth of skillfulness and professionalism displayed for a debut collection of stories.

Her skillful writing mirrors those of world renowned authors with several years of experience.

From the use of words, to figures of speech, to the research and facts intwined in her stories, and the level of immersion created with clear descriptions, connections, nuances and unexpected plot twists. I was totally blown away and delighted to read on.

More importantly, these stories (at least the chapters I’ve covered so far) are based on the Nigerian experience that is truly relatable for many – from places to slangs, culture and socialization – aptly described without failing to deliver the core message – LOVE in its various shapes and forms.

The vast range of presentation for each unique story was refreshing. I also love the modern design, look and feel of the book.

I totally love that while these stories are guided by a moral compass and a level of decency, yet, they mirror real and relatable experiences, where everyone can find themselves (past or present), their love story or have hope ignited once again for love in the future.

It was truly delightful to read something so fresh by a young Nigerian author, writer and seasoned spoken word artist.

This is certainly a book you would enjoy reading, should add to your collections of novels, or order as a gift for friends.

Totally love love love “This Thing Called Love”.💕

Without giving you any spoilers😉, you know you should certainly go get a copy in support and celebration of remarkable African writers like Oreva.

Posted in Autobiography, Career, Inspiration, Review, Women

Brave Review: Bamboozled by Jesus

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Reading “Bamboozled by Jesus” by Yvonne Orji has really been an amazing discovery.😌

She brings such a refreshing, real and raw revelation of her life lessons and rise in purpose, fame, and success.

One that isn’t so common or easily found in the Entertainment Industry. Where living boldly as a follower of Jesus Christ with an intentional discipline to stay grounded, relevant, excellent in craft and consistent in faith can indeed be scarce. 

This book is such an encouragement and comfort. A warm hug for anyone who feels like they are falling behind in time, the schedules of life, dreams and aspirations.

It explores processes, the highs and lows, disappointments, and everything in-between to the orchestration and exposure to God-sized dreams becoming a reality.

As always, she shares such hilarious moments, bringing joy and laughter to readers. Her brand and signature of communication shines through, even with this book.

This isn’t a book that can be rushed.
You most likely would take time in-between chapters to savor, and take to heart the lessons and insights shared.

A timeless read.
This is a book to be grateful for.
I know I am.

A highly recommended read, authored by the amazing comedian and Emmy-nominated Nigerian-American actress, Yvonne Orji (@yvonneorji).😊🙌🏽

Posted in Review, Women

Brave Review: Craving Connection

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Craving Connection. 30 women dissect 30 challenges under interesting topics addressing Self, God, Friends and Community. Everything that makes friendships worth the while.

If making friends has been a bit of a challenge or, being a good friend, or fitting in, or navigating the difficulties of friendships, and all the complexities that comes with the friends-zone, then this is a good book for you.

Reading through this book is like reading the minds or journals of amazing yet imperfect women, who have somehow over the years, identified helpful insights, truths and principles that makes friendships work and community worth the while.

If any thing, this book emphasizes that no one is designed to do life alone.

We all need good friends and community, to help us through our life’s journey. To ease the burden, to laugh, to smile, to grow, to cry, to pray and to encourage each other to shine brightly in our diverse and distinct gifts for purpose.

With practical insight, fun engagement activities, and connection challenges for each of the 30 Challenges covered in this book; this is certainly a rewarding and great read. Sure to bring much improvement to your circle of friends and beloved community.

Really, “Craving Connection” by the (in)courage community (@incourage) speaks to the heart, and you will be gently inspired and encouraged to become a better friend and also recognize those other special people in your life.

A highly recommended read!😊

Posted in Everyday Living, Faith, Review

Brave Review: The Power of Favor

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I must say that “The Power of Favor” is the most positive and uplifting book I’ve read so far.
Joel Osteen’s (@joelosteen) written words are just as he speaks.🤣🤣🤣 
It’s almost amusing😅and it’s quite easy to imagine that He is right before you in person.😊.

He is quite authentic and from reading his book, you will discover a depth of insight on God’s word.
He also expresses his thoughts with much simplicity that makes reading this book so easy.😃

Reading it will give you much hope and teach you to align your words and actions with what God’s word says about you. 
So that you are aligned and well positioned to received the extra ordinary and favor of God.
It helps you see that, beyond the efforts and exteriors of what you can do and should do as a responsible human, there is more that can be accomplished, only by leaning on God and His ability to do what you can’t do for yourself.

That force is called “Favor”.
The miraculous dimension that helps you in life and purpose. It is the force that chooses you and helps you when you aren’t the most qualified, best or the most likely to be chosen.
“Favor” makes the impossible possible.
A dimension where protocols are broken for your sake.

Reading this book will leave you also feeling empowered, more hopeful, light hearted and with a renewed faith in God.
A deep knowing that God wants to grant you favor, and a belief that He simply wants to help you, just because.

Just because He loves you and He wants you to fulfill your purpose.
With many testimonies about real people and their favor transformations, including BTS stories and insight on how the “The Compaq Center” was acquired by Lakewood.
Reading all of this is truly phenomenal!😃

This is such a great book and I think it’s one you will want to revisit from time to time.
Such an amazing book by Joel Osteen and a highly recommended read!
If you need an encouragement and real change, then this is for you.😊👍🏽