Malaria Dreams: A Book Review of The Great Divide by Cristina Henríquez
The Atlantic and the Pacific will be connected, at all costs.
Reflections on Publication Day
We had no idea how many words were stored up inside that girl.
What's to Gain Self-Publishing? : A Guest Interview with Self-Help Author Sarah Tyk
But what if the secrets of the Universe are not just out there, among the stars, but also within us?
Would You Sit Down?
As someone who skips most of my lunch breaks at work and catches myself eating standing up at the kitchen sink, I’d like to try something different.
Racing to the Olympics
"Never underestimate the power of dreams and the influence of the human spirits."
~Wilma Rudolph
How to say "no" to a book - Rejecting a Recommendation
Before chucking that TBR book. Ask yourself, why couldn’t I finish this?
Another podcast, really?
No matter how intellectual a podcast might be, in between the lines you can always discover a human sharing a story.
My One Impression of Istanbul
How do you go about finding the perfect book for reading your way across the Turkish countryside?
Wait, she said what?
I loved the way my coworkers’ faces split into glowing smiles when they heard me drop the line.
Help! All this self-help isn't helping.
Today, I am dropping all my motivational, career advice, self-help books off at the office, where they belong.
Can you see it now? 3 Encouragements for Today
I believed for far too long something untrue about myself and as I watched that lie tumble down and smash to the floor, I found a piece of myself.
1 Secret to Experiencing More Potential
A heart leaning into a passion pursues with passion.
It's Never One Shot: A Guest Interview with Bowhunter and Author Dr. Eyad H. Yehyawi
“I believe we notice the details of the people, places, and experiences that we hold closest to our heart, especially when they are tied to strong emotions such as fear, loss, or excitement.”
The One Place We Miss Most
Libraries are critical spaces for idea simulation, resource collection, and project completion.
Exchanging the News for What Matters
August 10th, 2020 was blazing hot, eerily still, and bright white with sunshine until the sirens went off.
Turning Back the Clock: Reclaim 2020 in 3 Choices
Count it as a loss, my brain instinctively responded.