A Heartfelt Journey into Bravery: A Review of How We Learn to Be Brave by Bishop Mariann Budde I was first introduced to Bishop Mariann Budde on January 21, 2025, when she delivered a powerful message that left me in awe of her courage and grace in addressing a difficult audience. It was a moment …
Book Review: Do Hard Things: Why We Get Resilience Wrong and the Surprising Science of Strength When I first picked up Do Hard Things by Steve Magness, I was intrigued but unsure of what to expect. After all, the title alone seemed to challenge some well-worn notions of resilience and toughness that have been ingrained …
Book Review: Fighting for Mari (Redemption Harbor Security, #6) by Katie Reus From the moment I cracked open Fighting for Mari, the sixth installment in the Redemption Harbor Security series, I knew I was in for a thrilling ride. Katie Reus never fails to leave me yearning for her new releases, and this one was …
Discovering My Genius: A Review of The 6 Types of Working Genius As someone who thrives on understanding the intricacies of teamwork and personal productivity, I was immediately drawn to Patrick Lencioni’s The 6 Types of Working Genius. The title itself intrigued me; I was curious about which “genius” I might possess and how it …
Review of The Next Conversation: Argue Less, Talk More by Jefferson Fisher In an age where conversations frequently escalate into heated arguments, Jefferson Fisher’s The Next Conversation: Argue Less, Talk More stood out like a warm beacon promising a refreshing approach. As someone who often craves deeper, more meaningful exchanges, Fisher’s emphasis on constructive dialogue …
A Whimsical Return to Moonville: Review of The Folklore of Forever It’s a rare delight to dive into a book that captivates you through its quirky charm and a touch of enchantment. Sarah Hogle’s The Folklore of Forever, the second entry in the Moonville series, caught my eye not just because of its enchanting cover …