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By a Life Coach in Training As I deepen my journey into life coaching, one thing becomes clearer every day: understanding how people operate is just as important as understanding why. That’s why Surrounded by Idiots by Thomas Erikson has been such a valuable read. Using a color-based personality model—Red, Yellow, Green, and Blue—Erikson breaks…
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There’s a book I wish I had read years ago, but I’m grateful I found it now — just when I needed it. Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott isn’t just a book about writing. It’s about remembering who you are underneath everything — the responsibilities, the noise, the expectations. When I was a teenager,…
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The English Club for Personal Development and Leadership is a unique space where English learners go beyond grammar and vocabulary to express their true selves. In small, weekly Zoom groups, participants practice English through deep, meaningful conversations on topics like confidence, values, and leadership. It’s not a traditional class — it’s a coaching-style circle that…
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The first time I picked up The Menopause Reset by Dr. Mindy Pelz, I wasn’t just looking for answers—I was looking for hope. And I found both. This book isn’t just another manual on hormones; it’s a heartfelt, science-backed guide written by a woman who’s lived through it. Dr. Pelz speaks with clarity, compassion, and…
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For a long time, I focused more on what I lacked than what I had. Like many of us, I was quick to notice my shortcomings and slow to recognize my strengths. That inner voice—the critical one—was loud and persistent. But something shifted when I began the simple yet powerful practice of gratitude journaling. A…
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The year 2025 has been nothing short of beautifully complex and astoundingly interesting. It’s only partway through, and already, this year has gifted me a handful of powerful lessons—ones that have shifted the way I think, feel, and interact with the world around me. Here are the first four revelations that have left a deep…
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Stress is real, right? As a full-time working mom, you’ve got a ton on your plate—work deadlines, kids’ activities, household chores, the whole thing. It feels like there’s always something or someone demanding your attention. But the key is learning how to deal with stress before it overwhelms you. That’s where the 4 A’s of…
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Book Review: The Five Faces of Genius by Annette Moser-Wellman The Five Faces of Genius by Annette Moser-Wellman offers a refreshing take on creativity, presenting a framework that helps individuals identify and harness their unique creative potential. Unlike many books that paint creativity as an elusive trait reserved for artistic or visionary types, Moser-Wellman breaks…
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Book Review: Start with Why by Simon Sinek Start with Why by Simon Sinek is an inspiring and thought-provoking exploration of leadership and the power of purpose. The central premise of the book is simple but profound: leaders and organizations that achieve the greatest success are those that understand and communicate their why—their core purpose,…
