Sandra

Advocate for me!

Revisado: 12-21-23

Jocelyn, when you first told us (friends & acquaintances) you were putting your story in a book I thought, "that is going to be a fascinating read." For me, your book drove home the fact that it is indeed, the little things that are most important. If ever I want to drive home the power in the words ITS.THE.LITTLE.THINGS, it was when you were trapped in St. Stephen's basement story! That story was for me alone.

"Die hard advocacy is sometimes pure selfishness" to use your words...If I am ever in need of advocacy, I want the person who has lived through an injustice to advocate for me. Because that person is most passionate about a thing. Is there anyone more suited to advocate for the marginalized than those who have lived through it?

Your book was excellent. The way you tell a story drew me in and kept me. I love that you read it yourself (I went through Audible). You knew exactly how to pause to give emphasis on a point. I think everyone could benefit from hearing the story of your journey. I feel like it informs us of how to act with wheelchair bound or otherwise disabled people. Moreover, you managed to tap every single emotion inside of me...I cried, I wept, I laughed, I belly laughed, I nodded in agreement, I nodded hard in agreement, I danced. You shared all of yourself. You left nothing out. It was like you gave us full access to your heart. It is my honor to experience your story.

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Couldn't stop listening.

Revisado: 07-10-13

If you could sum up The Switch: The Secret Law of Subconscious Attraction in three words, what would they be?

Gotta get it.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Switch: The Secret Law of Subconscious Attraction?

Learning about ego and how to keep it in check.

Have you listened to any of the narrator’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No but I'm about to purchase another one now!

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Reiteration of Ho'oponopono confirmed what I was thinking about this ancient Hawaiian healing method.

Any additional comments?

Craig Beck is amazing on the mic. His book was easy to listen to and clear. He could teach a class on narration! The book was amazing as well. I listened to it over and over, ten times at least.

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