I didn’t mean to make an annual book goal last year – it sort of happened by accident. By the time I realized what was happening, I was counting down the books to reach 50 by the end of the year. I was doing the math each month, thinking: “if
I’ve been exhausted these last several months. Not just physically exhausted from lack of sleep and chasing around two small children. But mentally wiped out. Any downtime I had was spent mindlessly scrolling, consuming a cocktail of memes, terrible news, and 10-second videos. You know the ones. I took
A startling look at why we can’t pay attention and how to think deeply again.
I recently shared (you know.. a few weeks ago) that I was planning to read Red Rising, Brave New World, and The Great Hunt in February. As these things go, of course, I haven't finished any of these. I have, however, read two books that I didn'
Self-help for those who need to let go of what others think and let themselves succeed.
A powerful look at changing the conversation around at-home parenting and moms shifting away from (and/or back to) their career.
Here's your permission to set down those tasks that don't actually move the needle.
A raw, brutal look at burnout in women's lives.
Opt out of taking the worn path and tread one of your own.
The epic conclusion to the incredible saga that is The Lord of The Rings.
A book that will make you take a long, hard look at where your dopamine comes from.
Continue the epic saga that is Lord of The Rings.