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  • The Courage to Be Disliked — Ichiro Kishimi & Fumitake Koga

    Some books comfort you. Some books give you answers. And some books feel like a cold shower. The Courage to Be Disliked was a cold shower for me. Built around Adlerian psychology and written as a dialogue between a philosopher and a young man, this book repeatedly asks us to question something we usually take…

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  • Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself — Dr. Joe Dispenza

    I finished this book with one question lingering in my mind: How much of who I am is really ā€œmeā€ — and how much is simply a collection of thoughts, emotions, and reactions that I have practiced for so long that they have become automatic? That, for me, is the most powerful idea in Breaking…

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  • The Curtains We Still Wash

    Easter is a big deal for us immigrants. Not just the religious significance—though that matters—but the deep nostalgia. The memory of celebrations that lasted days. Families gathering. Tables heavy with food. The village alive with music and laughter. Those memories pull at us, even here. A few years ago, right before Easter, I was planning…

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  • Degeaba…

    Degeaba ții postdacă din tine nu pleacă nimic rău. Degeaba ții postdacă porți o mascăpentru fiecare om,pentru fiecare loc,pentru fiecare Ć®mprejurare. AtĆ¢t de multe măștiĆ®ncĆ¢t nici tu nu mai știicine ești. Degeaba ții postdacă oamenii din jurul tăunu sunt oameni,ci funcții. Una — dădacă.Alta — șoferiță.Alta — loculunde aruncitot ce nu vrei să vezi Ć®n…

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  • Book Review: How to be a Badass at Making Money, by Jen Sincero

    Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about my relationship with money. Not the practical side — but the emotional and psychological side. Reading How to Be a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero* helped me see that money is often less about strategy and more about belief. What I appreciated most about this book…

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  • 2025: A Beautifully Complex Journey, Part 2

    If the first part of 2025 softened me, the months that followed asked me to show up. From June to December, most of my lessons came through my work. Through decisions I didn’t feel fully ready for, through moments of doubt and quiet wins no one really sees from the outside. This was the season…

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  • The Whole-Brain Child — A Gentle Guide to Raising Emotionally Intelligent Humans

    By Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson Have you ever wondered why some children — or even adults — can recover from stress quickly while others crumble under pressure? Why one moment your child (or you!) is calm and reasonable, and the next, overwhelmed and reactive? The Whole-Brain Child by Daniel J. Siegel and…

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  • The Inner Work: A Doorway to Self-Healing and Higher Consciousness

    By Elena Baraboi-Kliuk | Journal Mentor Reading The Inner Work: An Invitation to True Freedom and Lasting Happiness by Mathew Micheletti and Ashley Cottrell was a powerful experience — one that I know I’ll return to again and again. It’s not the kind of book you read once and move on from. It’s a mirror,…

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  • Indrazneste sa fii TU.

    Indrazneste sa fii TU.

    … E imperativ pur și simplu să te oprești periodic și să analizezi ce a fost și cum a fost și mai ales de ce a fost așa cum s-a intimplat. Analiza asta e un obicei mintal de a Ć®nvăța din viața, de a scoate lecții și concluzii, ceea ca Ć®nseamnă ca odată scoase la…

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  • How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole LePera

    Reviewed by a coach-in-training As someone training to become a coach — with a deep interest in how trauma shapes behavior, beliefs, and self-perception — this book was exactly the kind of resource I was looking for. Dr. Nicole LePera’s How to Do the Work is not just a guide to healing; it’s a powerful…

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