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Stop underestimating yourself! “Brag Better” by Meredith Fineman offers a practical, anxiety-proof guide to self-promotion for quiet achievers. Learn to confidently communicate your skills and accomplishments without feeling obnoxious. Perfect for those tired of being overlooked, this book provides tools to build a strong personal brand, effectively explain your work, and eliminate self-sabotaging language. Unlock your potential and start getting the recognition you deserve. ISBN: 9780593086810
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Sankalp Mathur –
Good strategies, but I wish there were more specific examples tailored to different industries. Overall, a solid starting point.
Prateek Jayant –
The book had some good points, but it wasn’t as groundbreaking as I’d hoped. Still, a decent read for those new to self-promotion.
Akash Ankit –
Meredith Fineman understands the nuances of self-promotion. This book helped me see my value and talk about it confidently.
Anjali Yadav –
Excellent! This book gives you the tools to talk about your achievements without feeling like a terrible person. So good!
Ashish Ranjan –
While useful, I felt the book lacked depth in some areas. Could have used more real-world examples. A decent overview.
Anurag Agrawal –
A must-read for anyone who feels uncomfortable talking about their achievements. Practical, actionable, and easy to understand.
Sudivya Singh Chauhan –
A useful guide for introverts, but some examples felt a bit repetitive. Still, worth a read for anyone struggling with self-promotion.
Rachagorla Naveen Kumar –
A transformative read. I’m finally comfortable sharing my accomplishments without feeling like I’m boasting. I highly recommend it!
Piyush Raj –
Good book, but sometimes I felt that the author was all over the place.
Shagun Singh –
This book is a confidence booster! It provides practical tools and strategies to help you shine without feeling like a show-off.
Vanisha Mathur –
Brag Better is exactly what I needed to overcome my fear of self-promotion. The author’s insights are spot-on.
Ankit Sharma –
I appreciate the emphasis on authenticity, though some of the advice felt a bit repetitive. An okay guide to self-promotion.
Kamlesh –
Some of the advice felt a little generic, but the book provided some valuable insights into overcoming imposter syndrome.
Ujjwal –
I found some of the concepts challenging to implement, but the book is full of useful tips and strategies. Worth the effort.
Roshan Kumar Yadav –
Brag Better is a refreshing take on self-promotion. The author’s approach is relatable and encouraging. I am glad I read this.
Praveen Kumar –
I appreciate the focus on authentic self-promotion. Some sections were a bit basic, but overall a helpful and encouraging read.
Jashan Sankla –
Brag Better is a game-changer! I’m already feeling more confident in my ability to talk about my accomplishments. Highly recommend!
Anuj Sahu –
Good information, but I felt some of the ideas were recycled from other books. Still, worth reading if you need a refresher.
Manish Kumar –
This book helped me reframe my perspective on self-promotion. I am feeling empowered to finally share my work. Thanks, Meredith!
Vedant Agarwal –
I liked the core message, but the book could have been more concise. Too much fluff in some chapters. Somewhat helpful.
Vinayak Sharma –
I like the writing style of the author, but I was expecting more tangible examples that I can apply to my profession.
Sahil Satish Dargad –
Finally, a self-help book that speaks to my anxieties about bragging! Meredith Fineman offers practical advice that feels authentic.
Anushka Bhartiya –
This is an excellent book. It made me feel like I can speak about my accomplishments without being obnoxious.