You don’t need me to tell you that something is wrong with people these days. And by “people” I mean every single one of us. Despite medical advances, time-saving services, and technologies ...
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Quick Lit // September 2022
It was a busy month for me, which translated to less reading overall, and while the books I read were fine, there were no standouts. But just because none of these titles ...
Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals (Wholehearted Book Series, Book 8)
I’m not sure when I first learned the concept of “time management.” It certainly wasn’t in my elementary years, when I gave little thought to time beyond when my next meal might ...
Chill Summer Thursdays: To All the (Nonfiction) Books I’ve Loved Before
Two weeks ago I took you all on a walk through my historical bookshelves with a list of my all-time favorite novels from the past several years. Today I’m sharing a similar ...
Quick Lit // August 2022
It was a strong reading month for me: a few 5-star reads, an inordinate amount of historical fiction (that worked for me!), and plenty of fascinating ideas and concepts to explore. Let’s ...
Resilient: Restoring Your Weary Soul in These Turbulent Times (Wholehearted Book Series, Book 7)
“Human souls hide an Achilles’ heel. We have an astonishing capacity to rally in the face of calamity and duress. We rally and rally, and then one day we discover there’s nothing ...
Quick Lit // July 2022
If summer reading is all about engaging reads, then I am nailing it with this collection of books. SO much good stuff to share with you today. Let’s jump right into the ...
Jesus Over Everything: Uncomplicating the Daily Struggle to Put Jesus First (Wholehearted Book Series, Book 6)
In this year of pursuing wholehearted living, I’ve continued to explore what “wholehearted” means for me and how that will play out in my life. The conclusion I find myself returning to ...
Quick Lit // June 2022
It’s Summer Reading season, and while the books I’m sharing today wouldn’t fit into the traditional category of “summer reading,” they are helping to get this next season of reading off to ...
The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction (Wholehearted Book Series, Book 5)
Because I recognize how differently I process and retain information depending on how I have consumed the material, book format matters a lot to me. Quite often I will begin a book ...