Brandygirl34

Humble Every Man

Revisado: 12-30-24

Author has made it big on the interwebs as a gruff sounding meathead. My husband is a huge fan of the podcast and I hear bits and pieces by default. I’m addicted to audible and when I saw my husband had purchased this book I decided to give it a listen. I know his real last name is not Frank but I’m not going to try to spell his given name so Robert Frank it is for the purpose of this review. This was a nice listen. Robert Frank would seem to have the world by the balls yet admits repeatedly that he struggles with shyness, introversion, imposter syndrome and the insecurity so many of us deal with as well - however he’s humble enough to talk openly about it despite his public image. I kind of think it takes a certain type of human to survive fame - (and by certain type of person I mean narcissistic) so Robert deciding to walk away is not a sad thing. Good for this man. Good for staying true to yourself and who you really are and not wanting to numb yourself into being something you aren’t. At first glance the book does sound like it was written in the seven days it took - but that’s coming from an avid novel reader and on retrospect I feel this book was essentially a thank you card to fans and a goodbye letter of sorts - so I think it’s best the book was unedited for the most part and kept as the original from the heart message it’s meant to be. I’m a fan of good genuine humans so after reading this book I am a new fan of Robert Frank.

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