We are SO excited that Olivia Purvis’ new book, The Insecure Girl’s Handbook publishes on 6th February!
To celebrate, we have an exclusive competition for you.
You could be in with the chance of winning two tickets – one for you and one for a friend – to one of Olivia’s events at Oliver Bonas. You will get the chance to meet Olivia before the event to get your books signed AND receive an exclusive goody bag.
If you’re the lucky winner, you can choose to attend one of four events:
17th February: Manchester
18th February: Liverpool
19th February: Edinburgh
20th February: Bromley
To enter, all you need to do is pre-order a copy of The Insecure Girl’s Handbook and upload proof of purchase below.
Please note that travel will not be included. UK entrants only. Competition closes at 23:59 on 5th February 2020. To see full T&Cs click HERE.
THE INSECURE GIRL’S HANDBOOK
Oh hi! My name’s Olivia and I am *clears throat* a long-time member of the Insecure Girls’ Club. If you are too, then you’re not alone – a recent study found 62% of girls and women feel insecure or not sure of themselves, with 7 out of 10 believing they don’t measure up. But it doesn’t have to be this way! There are ways out of those slumps and the days where we feel unsure about ourselves, and that’s where this book comes in.
The Insecure Girl’s Handbook will guide you through your insecurity no matter what life stage you’re at, pointing out the pitfalls of people pleasing, negative backchat and crippling comparison along the way. It’s a carefully curated toolkit of tried and tested mechanisms and small pearls of wisdom to start combatting that feeling that holds us back from speaking up, from following our dreams or even feeling that our dreams aren’t good or big enough. I hope it will provide you with a comforting hug and pep talk, from one insecure girl to another, so you can stop imposter syndrome in its tracks and halt the waves of self-doubt that sometimes unexpectedly flood our work life, friendships, relationships and every other crevice in between.
So, here’s to treating ourselves like we treat others, putting ourselves first and being the secure and thoughtful women that we know we can be. I know you’re good enough – and by the time you’ve finished reading, I’m positive you’ll think so too.
