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On the Line by Serena Williams with Daniel Paisner — WisdomDeck honest review
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On the Line

by Serena Williams with Daniel Paisner

Williams's 2009 memoir: Compton, her father's plan, her sister's murder, injuries and comebacks. Direct and personal.

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you want Serena's early story in her words.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Plan audaciously.
  2. Grief and greatness coexist.
  3. Come back.

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Read the chapters on Compton.

Our verdict

Serena, early.

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