I discovered Julianna Zobrist through a friend of hers shortly after the birth of her third child. I loved her personality and her love for life. when I heard she was writing a book, i couldnt wait. the book is everything that makes Julianna which she is. it's honest. it's colorful. it's genuine and real.

Powerful, poignant & praise-worthy. Live a life of the purpose God made you for and remembering He approves of you. Remembering that God is in your corner, is one aspect that she talks about.

Julianna Zobrist is often blunt and to the point and I liked that. I really enjoyed reading this book. I would recommend this book.

Empowering Christianity is what Julianna is trying to push through her book, Pull It Off. She organizes the book with three sections; Authority, Identity, and Security. I personally found the first section about Authority the most interesting. In this section there are a few analogies that I connected with and feel like a large audience of women can connect with. There are a lot of biblical references and random stories that she tries to connect with to make her point, but admittedly I lost interest fast when those started, and that happened frequently in this book.
In the last section she is mostly just describing who she is and that it is ok for everyone else to show their individualism and different ways she thinks the reader can do that. I wouldn’t recommend this book to someone who doesn’t usually read non fiction books or doesn’t enjoy them usually. Overall, I only liked a few points of this book and it was not my favorite. I received an advanced digital copy in exchange for an honest review.