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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 È™i simplu să te opreÈ™ti periodic È™i să analizezi ce a fost È™i cum a fost È™i mai ales de ce a fost aÈ™a cum s-a intimplat. Analiza asta e un obicei mintal de a învăța din viaÈ›a, de a scoate lecÈ›ii È™i concluzii, ceea ca înseamnă 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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  • Book Review: Surrounded by Idiots, by Th. Erikson

    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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  • On Writing and Life, with Ann Lamott

    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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  • Speak to Lead – an English Club to Help you Grow

    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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  • Reclaiming Power During Midlife: My Thoughts on The Menopause Reset, by Dr. Mindy Pelz

    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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  • How Gratitude Journaling Helped Me See Myself Through a Kinder Lens

    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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