Know yourself. Grow yourself.
To be better prepared for this year’s #GeekDis, a month long discussion on disability representation in pop culture and media, I tried to find and read some fiction books with characters who had depression, anxiety, adhd, or some other kind of experience I could personally relate to. Since everyone has
I can’t get enough of personal development books! I love to constantly learn, be challenged, and better myself. For this year’s birthday post, I give you a list of 27 personal development books on my wish list! With a brief description about why each one is on my list. This
I am so excited to finally get to share this interview with you! I read Shelly Beach’s book, The Silent Seduction of Self-Talk, back in college, and it truly changed my life. She opened my eyes to my own inner chatter and showed me how to transform it, while vulnerably
Summer is here! I thought now would be a good time to share about the books I’ve been reading so far this year so you can add any good ones to your own summer reading list! At the beginning of 2018 I set a goal for myself to read 24
September 21st marked the last official day of summer. I’d say my summer reading was a success! I met my 1st goal of 10 books by September 1st and came close to reaching my bonus goal of 12 books by September 21st (I made it halfway through both of the
“The way of the Essentialist is the relentless pursuit of less but better.” In this essential 😉 book, author Greg McKeown teaches how to focus your time and energy in the right places–not necessarily getting more things done, but getting the right things done. I took 4 pages of notes
Today is my 1st book review on the blog! Woot! I am a HUGE believer in the power of reading (as long as you’re reading smartly!), so I’d like to start sharing more good finds with you and discuss some nuggets of wisdom I gleaned from reading the books myself
I bet you’re expecting a satire piece, aren’t you? Well not today! I genuinely think there are a few ways reading can potentially cause more harm than good. But wait! Don’t go cutting up your library card and burning your books quite yet! First let’s talk about the 4 ways
