Biography & Growth

Honestly, I read the least of this genre but I do try to get one to five a year. Reading biographical books is a great way to learn from others, be an observer in their life and struggles.

One of the most difficult things to do is to heal from our past traumas. Perhaps that is why this genre is the most difficult for me to read.

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The Body Keeps Score: Brain, Mind and Body in the Healing of Trauma

This book is centered around healing trauma, especially for those attempting to live through PTSD. My first memory of trauma was when I was four. Here I am 4 decades later, and although I have healed tremendously, I am a work in progress.

Be The One You Need: 21 Life Lessons I Learned...

As a mom and wife, who works fulltime outside the house, doing for everyone else before me, is what I constantly do. I need help learn to give less of myself in order to give more. Definitely, easier said than done

Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead

I'm being vulnerable here by adding this one to my TBR list. Growing up on the poor side of East Austin, I never felt I belonged or was good enough. Those constant negative voices in my head are difficult to silence.

Six Thinking Hats

This is a quick, great read for anyone, but especially for those who constantly reject ideas. Each different hat is a different color. The book does a great job explaining the different meaning of each color. And how to avoid the easy to fall in black hat thinking.

My name is Rosalinda Weatherly

I am originally from Austin, Texas but have been living in Southwest Missouri for over 25 years. I still visit my roots as often as I can, since most of my family lives there.

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