Books
Great books and our monthly book club picks!
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September’s Book Review- A Simplified Life
A Review of Emily Ley's A Simplified Life
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Why I Love PowerSheets!
Why I love PowerSheets!
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August’s Book Pick!
July’s Book Review
October’s Book Pick- Disney’s Twisted Tales
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October’s Book Pick- Disney’s Twisted Tales
Disney's twisted tales is our October Book Pick!
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September’s Book Pick- A Simplified Life
A simplified Life by emily ley has created margin for the good things in my life!
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Why I love my Simplified Planner!
Why I love my simplified planner
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August Book Review
How does it work? Each month I select a book. I’ll share why I chose and a link to purchase so you can get the book and read along! You may also wait until you hear our month end review. We’ll review the book, honestly, those reading along participate and share thoughts and those who just want some intel before reading on their own can learn more. Here is our August book review of Beach Read. This month’s choice—Beach Read– here is the link What’s it about? A romance writer who no longer believes in love and a literary writer stuck in a rut engage in a summer-long challenge that may…
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August’s Book Pick!
How does it work? Each month I select a book. I’ll share why I chose and a link to purchase so you can get the book and read along! You may also wait until you hear our month end review. We’ll review the book, honestly, those reading along participate and share thoughts and those who just want some intel before reading on their own can learn more. This month’s choice—Beach Read– here is the link Why I chose this book It’s been a crazy year and a crazy summer! This month I wanted an escape from reality. So, I intend to lay by the pool, pretend I’m at the beach,…
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July’s Book Review
Jen Hatmaker’s Fierce, Free, and Full of Fire does not disappoint! I’ll be real, I kept hearing about how wonderful this Jen Hatmaker person is. I was a bit skeptical in selecting her book for the month of July, but with so much hype, why not read it and form my own opinion. This book is about being brave and honestly yourself and claiming your own gifts, quirks, and emotions. In this book, Jen breaks it down into five self-reflective categories–who I am, what I need, what I want, what I believe, and how I connect. Self-reflection is good, but also can be confusing and laughable. For example, while reading…
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July’s Book Pick!
How does it work? Each month I select a book. I’ll share why I chose and a link to purchase so you can get the book and read along! You may also wait until you hear our month end review. We’ll review the book, honestly, those reading along participate and share thoughts and those who just want some intel before reading on their own can learn more. This month’s choice—Fierce, Free, and Full of Fire-Jen Hatmaker – here is the link Why I chose this book Let’s just say, I am and have always been a bit of a people pleaser. This book is about being brave and honestly yourself and…
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June’s Book Review
The Art of Making Memories- Meik Wiking This book is written by the CEO of the Happiness Research Institute in Copenhagen. He has been described as “the world’s happiest man” and “the Indiana Jones of Smiles” I was intrigued to learn more about how to create and use these memories to boost my happiness as well as the happiness of my family. This book was quirky, full of fun pictures, an easy read, made me laugh and made me really think. I loved Meik’s take on the “good life”. He calls it a life of both purpose and pleasure and says “It (the good life) is when life offers satisfaction…
