FYI: You can burn out even when doing things you love.
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I’ve noticed that many book blogs focus on one genre and build a really active community around it.
I sometimes feel a bit disconnected because I don't read like that. I love early copies and quite a bit of non-fiction too.
I’d really like to find readers and blogs that are similar to mine.
I sometimes feel a bit disconnected because I don't read like that. I love early copies and quite a bit of non-fiction too.
I’d really like to find readers and blogs that are similar to mine.
This book offers a unique perspective on applying our talents and efforts in life.
"Oh, this book is about wise effort that can improve your life, but you need a journal and to deeply reflect on a lot of things in your life. But it's definitely going to help you, I promise!"
Diana Hill describes each person's uniqueness as a form of genius energy. You might think she's going to talk about the talents and characteristics of each of us, but it's much deeper than that.
Finished this book yesterday, and while preparing the review, I'm having a hard time figuring out who it might help. For me, it was a great reminder to be compassionate with myself and others and actively remember my values. But what if someone has never thought about their own abilities to improve their life? How can you tell them about it?
Do you ever finish a book and realize you need silence before the next one?
My review of E-llegal Commerce is now live on the blog. An intriguing workplace mystery with a strong premise, though the ending left me wanting more.
Review copy provided by the author.
A small update on the blog about reading, writing, and how posts will be shared.
My first year of book blogging was quite fruitful. I am really glad I've started doing it; the number of finished books has grown exponentially, and I really enjoyed reading most of the books
