Having worked my way through a few of the other books
by the ladies of Fox News, I have to admit up front that Making the Case: How to Be Your Own Best Advocate by Kimberly Guilfoyle, one of the
anchors of The Five was not what I
had expected going in. Guilfoyle is a former San Francisco assistant District
Attorney, who worked as a high profile legal analyst along the way to her
current gig; so I had expected a more legal based book.
What Making the
Case: How to Be Your Own Best Advocate turns out to be is more a guided
tour to not only her own personal story, but how to navigate your way through
both your professional and personal life. As a person who earns their living in
the health care industry, I read with particular interest Guilfoyle’s thoughts
on advocating for your own health and caring for aging parents.
Given her track record on the martial front, with
multiple swings and misses to her credit; including one to the Liberal nut bag,
former Mayor of San Francisco Gavin Newsome (Irksome is more like it) I’m sure
I would take some of her personal advice with a grain of salt or two.
Her advice on clarity, brevity and having the facts is
something that I can certainly relate to and advice that I have tried to impart
to my own children. Chock full of not so common sense, Making the Case: How to Be Your Own Best Advocate will likely drive
the Fox News haters to the brink and that alone makes it worth the price of
admission.
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