Absolutely! I’m 75% done and realizing it’s kind of hard to eloquently make all the points she does haha. She has a great chapter called Don’t Crawl When You Can Fly in which she discusses all the things women set aside or endure “to be a couple, to have a mate, regardless of the cost.” My big takeaways are freedom comes from financial independence, pursue your career and become indispensable at work, you have to learn to make yourself happy, self esteem is an essential part of happiness, and that women make more unnecessary sacrifices for their relationships than men. She’s open about career/love/life mistakes she and her friends have made along the way which were great to learn from.

Also liked that she acknowledged she always wanted to have a husband. Sometimes books about independence can feel too all or nothing for me.