Year of Yes

Shonda Rhimes’ Year of Yes is a book about reclaiming life through boldness, a personal experiment that turned into a philosophy. 

Known for shaping some of television’s most powerful stories, Rhimes turns her lens inward, asking what happens when we stop saying no to possibility.

The book is raw, funny, and deeply human. It’s about fear, vulnerability, and the quiet discipline of showing up for yourself. Beneath its humor lies something profoundly relevant to creative work: the idea that growth demands discomfort, and that confidence is a result.