Good Reads
I love to read and truly identify as a bookworm that speeds through books! John Maxwell said that "successful leaders are learners and the process is ongoing." This quote summarizes my life, professionally and personally. I am always seeking information and knowledge to enhance my intellectual curiosity. And a coffee shop is the best place to enjoy a good book.
Last year, I chose books to enhance my professional development and personal growth. What are you reading? What books tap into your curiosity? Send me a message and let me know!
What I'm Reading in 2023
Divorce can have a tremendouse affect on your finances even for those who are making "good money". Since my divorce in 2019, I have rebuilt my credit and recently started to feel comfortable saving more money and allocating more of my salary to my 401k. This book helped me create a financial roadmap and enjoy life without worrying about money.
Not only does Tina Wells provide a 4-step approach to achieve work-life balance, she has a household/office line at Target to help you achieve it.
If you are seeking a book that is connected to what a large majority of Black women encounter: searching for love, career growth, baby fever and balancing friendships - read this and the others in the series. This book is the final in a three book series that resonated with experience in my early career. However, I will still wanting more from the main character's experience at the end of the novel.
Summer Reading 2023 (audible)
In light of the Supreme Court's decision, this is definitely on my summer reading list.
Summer Reading 2023:
I follow Helena Andrews Dyer and if this book is anything like her IG posts, then I will enjoy this book.
Summer Reading 2023 (audible)
After working in higher ed for over 20 years, I have noticed that microaggressions and passive aggressive personalities can suffocate your growth. I've heard rave reviews about the book and author.
