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Hello sweet friend! Yesterday was the spring equinox: the first day of Spring in the northern hemisphere, and one of just two days in the entire year that day and night, light and dark, were in perfect balance with one another—the exact same length—all over the world. I’m soaking in the tremendously encouraging reminder from nature about balance and how naturally fleeting it is: the entire rest of the year
Click here for an introduction to this 10 Days of Reading series, as well as links to past days. As I mentioned yesterday, these last two days are books in the category of learning to live from the inside out. Yesterday was titled Self Development, as it contained the more practical side of things. Today’s side of the spectrum trends toward the more intangible side of things. The Essential Rumitranslated
Click here for an introduction to this 10 Days of Reading series, as well as links to past days. Hello friend! I saved the best for last. I’m concluding Rosy Blu’s 10 Days of Reading with my two favorite categories. In my mind, they blend together: self development and spirituality. Both of these categories are about turning inward and becoming the person you want to be—a topic which takes a
Click here for an introduction to this 10 Days of Reading series, as well as links to past days. I consider myself a wildly optimistic person, so maybe it’s a little surprising I love dystopian fiction so much. Hey, let’s imagine the world is in a worst case scenario and dig deeper into THAT! But there’s something about these stories that draws me in…and I think maybe it’s the challenge
Click here for an introduction to this 10 Days of Reading series, as well as links to past days. Did you know I was a history major in college? True story. (I doubled in History and Journalism.) It follows that I have a soft spot for historical fiction. I love old stories, and I particularly love old stories re-imagined and woven into fiction. Characters we know and love, reanimated with
Click here for an introduction to this 10 Days of Reading series, as well as links to past days. Alas, we have arrived at fiction! Beloved to my heart. So beloved in fact, that it shall take three days to arrive. Today is part I: miscellaneous fiction. Tomorrow and the next day will be my favorite subcategories of fiction, each with so many titles they need their own post. Enjoy!
Click here for an introduction to this 10 Days of Reading series, as well as links to past days. This non-fiction collection is a bit of a motley crew of books I’ve found interesting, enlightening or impactful. They range from serious to light and fluffy, but hopefully you’ll find something to intrigue you. Nightby Elie Wiesel This book is emotionally heavy but powerful, for such a brief read. A renown
Click here for an introduction to this 10 Days of Reading series, as well as links to past days. Today’s category is short and sweet because most of my favorite business & marketing resources are online…with three notable exceptions. These three books have been impactful on my journey to starting my own business, gathering an audience and making a profit. Business model generation: A Handbook for Visionaries, Game Changers and
Click here for an introduction to this 10 Days of Reading series, as well as links to past days. This category is beloved in my heart. I believe our homes are a tool for taking care of ourselves and the people we love, and as such, we should fill them with things that are beautiful, loved and useful. Clearly, it’s a category I love to read up on. Here are
For an introduction to this 10 Days of Reading series, click here. This category is a really fun one—books that are fun to share with the people who visit your house. They might live on the coffee table, or on the guest room nightstand, or even in the bathroom. (Let’s all be honest, a nice sit on the toilet is much better with a good read.) Here are a handful
