Shefali’s bold and bare style with carefully selected terms to engage reader from the beginning to the end of this book.

They alone are the ones who would be able to dig in and utilize all of the pointers Shafali doses out en masse. I was so excited to read this book and I am beyond disappointed that yet another woman doesn't have the fortitude to talk about women without proper analysis of male behaviour, and the absolute egoism inherent in genderism. She worried what divorce would mean for her daughter, but Shefali knew she would be a better mother outside of her marriage than in it.Not only that, but she puts men and women in very stereotypical boxes in ways that are disempowering and narrow-minded. There were so many contradictions that it was really mind-boggling that she could get the work published. What she blames the patriarchy of doing for centuries, is the exact same thing she is doing now in this book. Evert men should read it so they can join the movement of change and transformation, for women, and for all humanity.

Shefali gives us a path to break free from our old patterns to arrive at a new destination: our truest, most authentic self. Your relationship with religion, or your marriage, may be healthy – but it probably isn’t if those institutions are your only source of self-worth.Indeed, if we could implement a fraction of what she teaches, society would see a radical overhaul for the better. She has written four books, three of which are New York Times best-sellers, including her two landmark books The Conscious Parent and The Awakened Family. As the realities of her conditioning dawned on Shefali, she confronted them and broke their hold on her one by one. I felt the jolt energy reading through every single concept covered in the book, be it the deconstruction of our cultural conditioning or the deconstruction of male and female biology and psychology. Maybe this is not what she meant, but she goes out of her way to give men a pass with their bad behaviour.