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My book : What does it mean to be black sheep?






Having a problem to fit in, I was searching for solutions. 

I wrote a self-help book about different level of rebellion. 

Whatever you believe,  you can live if you don't accept conformism.

Feeling that you don't fit in?

Everyone turns back to you?

You are blamed for everything?

You are a black sheep and accept your label.


The review: 

Ever felt like you don’t fit in? Don’t worry, help is at hand. This great self-help book by Kristina Gallo is all about being not fitting in and feeling like the “black sheep.” Kristina teaches us that you don’t have to change yourself to fit certain situations and people. When we do this, we start to lose a sense of our true self. Fitting in can feel like the easier option, but does it challenge us to do new things and grow as people? I recommend reading this book if you’ve ever felt like the black sheep in your family or place of work. 

There’s a great chapter on how to build self-confidence where the author talks about her past struggles with self-esteem and how she stopped comparing herself to famous women such as Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez. Of course, being the black sheep is not a pleasant feeling, especially because the term has rather negative connotations. However, Kristina Gallo teaches us that belonging to a “herd” doesn’t make you happy: Have the courage to find your way.

You can find a book here:

https://www.amazon.com/What-does-mean-black-sheep-ebook/dp/B076M3X2FG?ref_=ast_author_dp

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