If you know me personally, likely you know that I’m hopelessly obsessed with self-care and self-improvement books. While I do enjoy a good piece of fiction–you might also be familiar with my Lord of the Rings obsession–inspirational nonfiction is my jam.
But the self-care/improvement section of your library or bookstore can be tricky to navigate. For every good book, there are ten boring, unoriginal collections of clichés. And it’s impossible to tell which are the good ones from the covers. They all claim that they’ll change your life starting on page 1–which definitely isn’t true.… Read More »
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Earlier this year, we attended a pre-marriage finance seminar at my church. We all arrived with dark circles under our eyes, yawning, at 8:30 on Saturday morning for four hours of money talk. But despite the fact that we were exhausted from the previous day’s travel and marriage mentor dinner, I got so much out of that talk.