I read this for my poetry book club. I'm thankful for the selection. When I graduated from high school, my parents gave me a book called "If You Don't Know Where You Are Going, You Will Probably End Up Somewhere Else." They gave it to others who graduated at the same time. It ticked my best friend off and probably offended some other people. I wasn't overly motivated to read it at the time. I wasn't known for my great attitude. In fact, my orchestra director told my parents I had a bad attitude. Thanks, Mrs. F.  I don't know; I think I had a great attitude. That being said, I should have read the book. I probably would have ended up somewhere else. Now there is this book: "No Idea What I'm Doing but ... " This book truly connected with me on a personal level. I will be rereading this because so many parts deeply spoke to me. It is cathartic and provides a sense of emotional release. Over the years, I've grown and evolved, and this book invites me to embrace my true self, pursue my aspirations, and be the person I am meant to be without worrying about the opinions of others who try to confine me.