I write summaries for books I read and love. I'll share my honest thoughts, highlights from books and how the books have changed me. I love to read about women empowerment, biography and personal development.
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By Roxie Nafousi A good manifestation guidebook that I will return to time and again. 📒 Summary + Notes Quantum physics: Everything in the universe is made up of energy. We are made up of energy. The law of attraction: like attracts like. Use neuroplasticity to raise our subconscious feelings of self-worth
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By Atul Gawande 🌈 The Book in 3 Sentences 1. This book gives many vivid examples of the struggles and choices of terminally ill people and aging people. 2. This book introduces different hospice services currently offered in developed countries and their pros and cons. 3. This book asks profound questions
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By Ellen Hendriksen 🌈 The Book in 3 Sentences 1. This book teaches you how to overcome social anxiety step by step. It’s a hand-holding guidebook. 2. It reassures you that with kindness, reaching out first, and some good techniques, you can make beautiful friendships. 3. This book packs research-proven
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By Dr. Bruce Fisher, and Dr. Robert Alberti PhD This books transformed my 2023. My 2023 began with loss, mistrust and exhaustion. I had just chased down several foreign police stations for a case that both the police officers and I knew would go nowhere. Back home–the temporary shelter
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By Chanel Miller I finished the book with a heavy heart. Many times throughout reading, I couldn't help but have tears drip down my cheeks. As the victim of the 2015 Stanford campus sexual assault, Chanel Miller uncovered the trauma and the tremendous effort she made during the
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by Austin Kleon This book confirms a lot of things that I believe through posting on my YouTube Channel [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_CEASaXL-D8AUJMnO4xG3Q] and this website. We live in a digital era where the most effective way of letting people know your work is through sharing your
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By Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky Make Time is the 2nd book on my "Productivity Trilogy" reading list: the other two are Atomic Habits [https://www.dali-wang.com/atomic-habits/] and the classic Getting Things Done. Unlike Atomic Habits and GTD, Make Time is not a typical productivity methodology
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By James Clear This book has given me a new framework on continuous self-improvement. I am often put off by the idea that I need a drastic change to get rid of some of my most stubborn and toxic lifestyles. But what James has told us is that you don&
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By William Stixrud, Ned Johnson This is a book for parents, but also perfectly helpful for adults who'd like to understand how our brain serves us to be self-driven. After all, we are our own parents when we are grownups. Actionable Takeaways: * Set electronic devices screentime limit * Exercise