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Michelle Obama's Becoming.

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Inspiring, filled with hope, kindness and determination. Michelle Obama's Becoming will take you back and tell you a story that was happening in your own time. When you were busy studying, hunting a job, or chasing your love life, history was taking shape. It is an overwhelming feeling when you understand how much of the world you have not been a part of. The hardships of generations after generations, bond of a family, beloved memories of the departed and challenges of a becoming leader.

The story of Michelle Obama has various flavors and it is not so different than any other person on this Earth. The only difference you will find in your own story and hers is that she did not stop. She did not stop believing in herself, she did not stop challenging the status quo and she did not stop when she was said and I quote from her book "not Princeton material". Turns out that she was not only a Princeton material, but of a Harvard and also of being a First lady.

Michelle Obama is a name that everyone around the World knows. Today, she is a face of every woman in the World who wants to be heard and bring a progressive change to her life. Her story does not only break the ancient age notions about women but challenges the new age stereotype of being a woman. 

Stay in school, finish your education, have a career and fight for what you believe in. These are a few of the messages that you will find in her book. No matter where you stand in your life right now, if you decide in this moment that you need to find your purpose then there always is time. 

Our advice, if the chaos around is making you hopeless, then read this book. Sometimes knowing about the challenges others have faced can be a reminder to you of your own potential.

For "If you don't get out there and define yourself, you'll be quickly and inaccurately defined by others." - Michelle Obama.


Author: Stuti Sharma

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