31 Energizing Book Recommendations - See the list!Book 1 | Positive Intelligence by Shirzad Chamine This book is fueled with incredible strategies and exercises to defuse your mental saboteurs so you can power more happiness, fulfillment, and productivity. Book 2 | Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck A must read about why you need to unplug from fixed mindset and plug into the power of a growth mindset to fuel greater success and transform your life! Book 3 | Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown
An energizing book about the power of doing less so you can focus on doing what's better. (It's all about focusing on the big rocks, if you're a 7 Habits fan!)
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I know I've been guilty of wanting circumstances to be perfect, waiting for the perfect time, or needing things to be perfect. Hey, I’m an engineer, and my excuse has always been perfectionism comes with the territory.
...from making sure a huge project I was working on was fully completed, ...to transitioning responsibilities on new projects that were gettin just started, ...to having a couple of client contracts already in place. The day I left my job was Friday, March 13, 2020 - the day, now infamously known as the day our whole world changed!
While we often get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the holidays, here are three thoughtful ways to plug more fully into the spirit of the season:  1. Be Present
Unfortunately, we tend to make the holiday season about the wrong kind of presents. 'Tis the season to embrace being more present. The time we have on this earth is a gift. Slow down. Enjoy these moments. Like a wide-eyed child, seek out the joy and wonder in the world. Look for the beauty in the simplest of things. Be kind to others. Share a smile. Breathe. Celebrate the time you have with the loved ones around you - your family, your friends, your pets. Reflect on the good things in your life. Soak yourself with gratitude, count your blessing, and focus on the true spirit of the holidays - the gift of presence. |
Nathalie Osborn
