I’ve always used books to keep me balanced. Though I absolutely need relief and release (which I get through fiction) I also need a chance to think deeply. I value non-fiction books over simple internet articles because, in every case, it represents a person’s absolute best effort to explain something that is complex and important.That
It’s the end of the year, and you know what that means: It’s roundup time! This year I read about 50 books, cover to cover. They are about half fiction, and half non-fiction. This week I am sharing the Top 10 fiction books that carried me away from it all. Next week, I’ll be back
Are you an introvert? A lot of the people who follow me identify this way. A focus on the intersection of mindsets and time management requires an obsession with all the messy internal stuff. Who finds all of that fascinating? Introverts. When it’s time for us to grow our business. lots of us introverts are
Since it’s January, I’m assuming that you (like I) are inundated with “New Year, New Me!” emails, articles, and tips and tricks. Every new year, we look at our lives and hope that this year will be THE YEAR. Actually, we always feel this pull towards our best selves and our Great Work, but for
Summer is the only time of the year that I feel like the entire world agrees with my taste in books… at least novels. From a very young age I have required that novels be mostly of the “feel good” variety because like is hard enough. But they also have to provoke some deeper insight
You have to make your choices and then learn to like them. I find that people sometimes get this backward. They want to like their choices before they choose them. It doesn’t work this way. In fact, our brains hate to make choices and experience each and every choice as a loss. The choice to eat strawberry
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