So glad the retreat went well, and that you followed your instincts and napped. I've napped the last couple of days; not my style. The heat! Blame it on the heat. 🥵 I am sad that I will have to miss the full moon writing session this Thursday. I'm sure it will be great.
The Decameron. Canterbury Tales. Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (despised and abandoned).
I agree with you on recommending a finance book. For me, that book was "The Millionaire Next Door" (a pretty well-known title, I think). A life-changer, and I'm so grateful I read it early in life. Another book I'd recommend-- though outside the study curriculum-- is "Smart Talk for Achieving Your Potential" by Lou Tice. I'd put it in the self-help category, but it's another game-changer, as you'll see from the Amazon reviews. It's not literature, but if any young adults (or adults) struggle with negative self-talk or self-doubt, Tice will help you kick that self-sabotaging habit. It's such an important lesson for setting your mind straight to succeed in life.
So glad the retreat went well, and that you followed your instincts and napped. I've napped the last couple of days; not my style. The heat! Blame it on the heat. 🥵 I am sad that I will have to miss the full moon writing session this Thursday. I'm sure it will be great.
The Decameron. Canterbury Tales. Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (despised and abandoned).
I agree with you on recommending a finance book. For me, that book was "The Millionaire Next Door" (a pretty well-known title, I think). A life-changer, and I'm so grateful I read it early in life. Another book I'd recommend-- though outside the study curriculum-- is "Smart Talk for Achieving Your Potential" by Lou Tice. I'd put it in the self-help category, but it's another game-changer, as you'll see from the Amazon reviews. It's not literature, but if any young adults (or adults) struggle with negative self-talk or self-doubt, Tice will help you kick that self-sabotaging habit. It's such an important lesson for setting your mind straight to succeed in life.
I forgot about Canterbury tales! Those I loved...
I will check out this other books you mentioned. Thank you!