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A revelatory exploration of how we can find meaning in the tumult of change, from a renowned cognitive scientist and host of the critically acclaimed podcast A Slight Change of Plans Life has a way of thwarting our best-laid plans. Out of nowhere, we’re confronting the end of a relationship...

Are you overwhelmed by others' unrealistic expectations of you? Do you feel torn in dozens of directions as you try to make everyone around you happy? If you're ready to end the cycle of approval seeking, New York Times bestselling author and recovering people pleaser Karen Ehman is here to help!...

As women it’s easy to feel over-scheduled, over-tired and some days just over it!It’s time to ditch the guilt, still get everything done, and have time left for ourselves and the most important people in our lives.How do we do that? You’re about to find out.Here you’ll find the latest Biohacks, Mindset Shifts & Calendar Control Strategies to get you to the Other Side Of Busy. I’ll bring you insights on how to get more done during work hours so you can shut it off and prioritize what truly matters.

Channel your inner Fabulosity and live a bigger, more dynamic, and purposeful midlife—break free from toxic societal messages that seek to color your path in boring beige! Right now, you know you are more courageous, authentic, and confident than you have ever been. Seeing midlife as a gift begins by making a decision and turning Fabulosity—living your most fabulous life—into a habit. Consider this book a “best friend” that shares a life philosophy you can embrace every day, to live your fullest and best life.

From one of the first and few women of color to reach the C-suite in Silicon Valley, Apple’s former chief of HR and first VP of inclusion and diversity, comes a heartfelt story of growing up Black and female in a world with little regard for either and a practical road map for embodying the...

When Vanessa Williams was growing up, she had a plan: She'd go to college and major in musical theater; afterward she'd get her MFA from the Yale School of Drama, and then she would embark on a successful career on Broadway. But her life took a detour and she wound up the first black Miss America in September 1983 (an accomplishment that she never planned for or desired), only to be forced to resign ten months later due to a nude photo scandal - much to the shock of her mother, Helen, who had told her, "never pose nude for anyone."

From an author and podcaster, an "invaluable and hilarious" memoir-in-essays about learning to understand that we can’t earn God’s love no matter how hard we try, and learning to accept the grace that is freely given (Jennifer Dukes Lee). Growing up, Kimberly Stuart got really good at...