Why Are We Yelling? (2019) – Arguing with those around us is something we don’t like to think about. It’s easier to brush it under the rug and hope it will go away. If you’re a business owner or a…
Author: Kristin Hannah Genre: Fiction, Drama Published: March 22, 2011 Published by: St. Martin’s Press Age Warning: 18+ Length: 416 pages Short Night Road Summary In Night Road Summary, Mia Farraday takes in Lexi Baill, a new kid at school with a troubled past, and becomes her legal guardian. Mia’s twin sons, Zach and Jude, … Read more
The Next Right Thing (2019) is a book that will allow you to let go of the indecisiveness and anxiety you face when you want to move toward a new thing. Whether it is a huge transition in your life or a…
The Power of Showing Up (2020) offers parents an inside look at the hidden value of participating in every aspect of their kids’ lives. It provides practical ways to build stronger connections with their…
Problem Solving 101 (2009) is a step-by-step guide to solving all of the worries and troubles you are facing. Whether they are personal, academic, or work-related this short guide will make you a better…
Difficult Conversations (1999) is a book by Bruce Patton, Douglas Stone, and Sheila Heen. This book sheds light on the most important things that need to be discussed in any relationship and…
Secrets of The Millionaire Mind (2005) can be summed up as: self-made millionaires did not reach this point in life by chance, they possessed certain traits that helped them become wealthy. This…
Thanks For The Feedback (2014) tackles a very basic thing we face every day yet if we become more conscious of it, our efficiency and communication can become better to a larger extent. It is about…
Brainstorm: The Power and Purpose of The Teenage Brain (2013) explained why we get mood swings. The main idea of the book is that hormones are behind this behavior and not what parents think…
Out of our minds: learning to be creative (2001) offers a review of the current system of education, and how it is failing our kids. The authors do not suggest using technology as a fix, but rather on a…