Book Review: Stories That Stick by Kindra Hall

Earlier this year, I watched Kindra Hall deliver a keynote address about storytelling. She was supposed to deliver it in front of a live audience at a wellness conference, but thanks to COVID, she was in a small studio instead. I envision Kindra prepared this keynote...

Book Review: Born To Receive by Amanda Owen

I bet you are an amazing Giver. You like to give presents. You like to nurture. If you someone needs assistance, you help in a second. You give, give, and give. I also bet you’re not a great Receiver, and that’s why your life feels out of whack. You see: When you...

Book Review: I’m Judging You by Luvvie Ajayi

Let’s face it: We are human. We make mistakes. We have flaws. We have prejudices, too. It’s our job as humans to do our best to learn from our mistakes, embrace our flaws, and correct our prejudices, which is why I am always looking for a good self-help book. And boy,...

Book Review: Becoming by Michelle Obama

I purchased Becoming by Michelle Obama right when it released, but I never felt called to read it until recently. I trust Divine Timing, and I am glad to have read the First Lady’s memoir right now as my country tackles its deep-seeded, systemic racism. For sure,...

Book Review: The E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber

The E-Myth Revisited was recommended to me ages ago, but I never felt inspired to read it. One evening, I was perusing my stacks, pulling books out to look at their covers, hoping to find the “perfect” book to read next. Literally, The E-Myth Revisited dropped to the...