To say that I was a contemplative would be like saying Robin Williams was calm. As always, Rohr writes to the lay person so it is easy to read and easy to understand. One of the things I love about this book is that he begins by defining what it means to be contemplative and … Continue reading Just This by Richard Rohr
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Master of My Time: A Practical Guide to a Simpler Life by Beatriz Ganzalez and Maria Teresa Schob
This is a great little time management book based on the Japanese method of quality management. It is short and to the point guide for making decisions. In just a few pages you will find the actual guidelines for turning your hurried, chaotic life into a simpler, calmer life. I love that there are concrete … Continue reading Master of My Time: A Practical Guide to a Simpler Life by Beatriz Ganzalez and Maria Teresa Schob
Clint’s Journey Home: A Cowboy’s Guide to Hope & Freedom From Addiction by Roy Clinton
This is a novel written about addiction recovery. It has great value in its explanation of what addiction looks like and how to get help. It even has a list of resources in the back of the book. Roy Clinton, the author is an addiction recovery therapist and really knows his stuff. The struggle of … Continue reading Clint’s Journey Home: A Cowboy’s Guide to Hope & Freedom From Addiction by Roy Clinton
Eat Cake. Be Brave. By Melissa Radke
There are a lot of books being written right now about being brave, so I was a little unsure of this one, not to mention the fact that the covers look like something I would be criticized for reading if caught with it. You see I am loud, opinionated, funny, full of love and way … Continue reading Eat Cake. Be Brave. By Melissa Radke
Happier Thinking by Lana Grace Riva
Over the years, I have read a great many self-help books, so I was a little leery of reading this one but I am happy to say that it is quite good and worth the read. Riva does a great job of getting straight to the point and keeping it simple. There are 12 strategies … Continue reading Happier Thinking by Lana Grace Riva
Is A Worry Worrying You? by Ferida Wolff and Harriet May Savitz
What if we could give people the tools to deal with “worry” at an early age? Imagine how much healthier the world would be, how much happier and how adept they would be at problem solving! This book is a perfect place to start. The authors do a fine job of defining worry and its … Continue reading Is A Worry Worrying You? by Ferida Wolff and Harriet May Savitz
