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Liberate and Lather: Excavating Our Self-Care
Spring is Here, Baby! It's Time to Bloom and Shine with Self-Care
Hello, my beautiful people! Spring is here, and I am feeling the renewal energy all around me. The flowers are blooming, the sun is shining, and I am reminded of the importance of taking care of ourselves, both inside and out. As we enter this new season, I want to share with you some signs that you might need to add a bit more self-care to your life.
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The Ultimate Brag Book Indie Author Marla J. Albertie
If you like question-and-answer prompts, then this book might be for you. Be sure to listen to my review by clicking on the image, and let me know in the comments if you decide to give it some space in your collection of books.
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Interview With Author Rebecca Wenrich Wheeler
I spend most of my time reading non-fiction or business books. When I break away from those two genres and read a fiction book, I am so happy that I did. I have always felt that most fiction books come from parts of somebody’s truth mixed with some spin from other pieces of imagination and collages of life’s mash-ups.
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Creating an eco-friendly household one reusable bottle and banana at a time
Post: Written by the Author Rebecca Wenrich Wheeler
Becoming an eco-friendly household can be overwhelming when considering the magnitude of the climate crisis. Instead of thinking about every possible lifestyle change, start small, and choose one or two tasks and build from there.
"Let's Get Real: You Need a Nightly Routine, Honey"
Overall, a nightly routine can help you feel more balanced, rested, and in control of your life. A small investment of time can benefit your overall health and well-being. Here are some suggestions to help you get the rest your body deserves.
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Book Review: A Multi-Genre, Insider's Guide to the Publication Process
The publishing side is one piece of the book-writing puzzle that has put me on a long pause. When I was in college, a professor told me I couldn't write. That one comment changed the trajectory of my entire career.
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