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Tag: self help
What the River Knows: Ten Lessons on Patience, Trust, and the Way Home by Aysha Khan (Book Review #2399)
Some books try to tell us how to fix our lives. Others invite us to slow down long enough to hear what our lives have been trying to tell us all along. What the River Knows by Aysha Khan belongs firmly in the second… Continue Reading “What the River Knows: Ten Lessons on Patience, Trust, and the Way Home by Aysha Khan (Book Review #2399)”
Return to Self: From Chaos to Clarity by Nelson Jesus (Book Review #2317)
Nelson Jesus’ debut book, Return to Self: From Chaos to Clarity, is a compelling and actionable self-help and personal development guide for anyone feeling overwhelmed by life’s noise, pressure, and distraction. Drawing from his rich background as an Air Force officer, teacher, and resilience… Continue Reading “Return to Self: From Chaos to Clarity by Nelson Jesus (Book Review #2317)”
The Merchant of Venus: The Life of Walter Thornton by Nancy Thornton Navarro, Adriana Thornton-Cornejo, and Philip Mershon (Book Review #1950)
*The Merchant of Venus: The Life of Walter Thornton* is a fascinating biography that uncovers the extraordinary life of a man who, unbeknownst to his family, played a pivotal role in shaping America’s modeling, advertising, and beauty industries from the 1920s to the 1950s.… Continue Reading “The Merchant of Venus: The Life of Walter Thornton by Nancy Thornton Navarro, Adriana Thornton-Cornejo, and Philip Mershon (Book Review #1950)”
Still No Kids & Still OK by Ellen Metter (Book Review #1923)
Ellen Metter’s *Still No Kids & Still OK* offers a refreshingly humorous and candid look at the intentionally child-free life. Now nearly old enough to receive “Save the Date” invites from the Grim Reaper, Metter uses her seasoned perspective to explore the joys and… Continue Reading “Still No Kids & Still OK by Ellen Metter (Book Review #1923)”
The Framework I: Motivationless Exercise” by L. S. Lazar (Book Review #1876)
In “The Framework I: Motivationless Exercise,” L. S. Lazar offers an invigorating perspective on the challenge of maintaining an exercise routine, particularly when motivation seems fleeting. This book serves as both an insightful guide and an empathetic companion for those struggling to integrate consistent… Continue Reading “The Framework I: Motivationless Exercise” by L. S. Lazar (Book Review #1876)”
Unveiling 11 Relationship Styles: Secrets Nobody Told Youby Ahmad Aljazeeri (Book Review #1867)
“Unveiling 11 Relationship Styles: Secrets Nobody Told You” is a pioneering exploration that delves into the multifaceted nature of human connections, offering a fresh and comprehensive perspective on both romantic and platonic relationships. The book introduces readers to the ‘PICCK A SPICE’ framework, which… Continue Reading “Unveiling 11 Relationship Styles: Secrets Nobody Told Youby Ahmad Aljazeeri (Book Review #1867)”
This is how we heal from painful childhoods by Ernest Ellender, PhD (Book Review #1864)
Ernest Ellender, PhD, brings his extensive experience as a trauma therapist and Jiu-jitsu black belt instructor to the forefront in his transformative book, “This is How We Heal from Painful Childhoods.” The book serves as a comprehensive guide for individuals looking to overcome the… Continue Reading “This is how we heal from painful childhoods by Ernest Ellender, PhD (Book Review #1864)”
The Happy World Of Unhappy People by Mike P (Book Review #1853)
Mike P’s “The Happy World Of Unhappy People” ventures deep into the complex interplay between modern society and the quest for happiness, offering readers a lucid and engaging examination of why contemporary life seems at odds with genuine contentment. Through a compelling blend of… Continue Reading “The Happy World Of Unhappy People by Mike P (Book Review #1853)”
Just Fireworks: A child’s memories of a war-torn Lebanon by Nader Barrak (Book Review #1845)
In “Just Fireworks: A Child’s Memories of a War-torn Lebanon,” Nader Barrak offers a poignant and deeply personal recount of the Lebanese Civil War through the innocent eyes of a child who witnessed the horrors of conflict firsthand. Starting from when he was nearly… Continue Reading “Just Fireworks: A child’s memories of a war-torn Lebanon by Nader Barrak (Book Review #1845)”
