I went through phases of loving and hating this book. In the beginning when Kelly was writing about her life and all of the crazy stuff she has done I was a tad mortified. I think mainly because it all came off sounding very blasé to me. Not cool. Despite my reaction to some of her indiscretions, I was pleased to find some nuggets of wisdom scattered amongst the pages.

Cutrone is all about being yourself and chasing the things you love even if the naysayers around you disagree. I'm impressed to see that Kelly practices what she preaches. She is 100% herself, no apologies, and I find that to be both commendable and admirable. While I may not agree with how she goes about accomplishing some things, I cannot help but wish I could have the same attitude about life and others that she does.

Overall, this was an interesting read. For me, it made me look at myself at a different angle. An angle that forced me reexamine my dreams, goals and life in general. I still don't have it all figured out, but I'm realizing more and more what I want from life.
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The parts about her personal life I found to be kind of boring, despite the fact that they were clearly intended to have some element of risque, but parts of the book(especially in later chapters) have some really outstanding career advice told in a way that doesn't seem like the typical career guide. ( )

Interesting happenings from Kelly Cutrone's life. Words of wisdom for women, especially young women starting their professional careers. Inspirational! ( )

I found this book very inspiring. I had seen KC on Dr. Phil, and then happened upon this book at the library. Couldn't put it down. Her message is to find your own authentic path in life- and while she tells the whirlwind story of her life/her style, she also is speaking directly to each individual- everyone has a different journey and path- and staying true to that is what is important and challenging. ( )

I loved this book and love Kelly Cutrone, and I loved that it was more memoir than self help. ( )