Take Time for Your Life : A Personal Coach's
Seven-Step Program for Creating the Life You Want
by Cheryl Richardson
I think this is one of the best coaching books ever
written! It is easy to read, down to earth and entertaining.
In Take Time For Your Life, Cheryl Richardson, America's
#1 personal coach, gives you seven steps for starting
to create a life you love. It's like having a coach
that you can take with you anytime, anywhere. Her
stories, advice and suggestions are powerful ways
create lasting improvements in your quality of life.
Simple Abundance : A Daybook of Comfort
and Joy
by Sarah Ban Breathnach
This is a great resource for getting back in touch
with what is important to you in your life. So often
are lives are being controlled by outside influences,
this book helps you take back control and re-center
your life around you.
The Portable Coach : 28 Surefire Strategies
for Business and Personal Success
by Thomas J. Leonard, Byron Laursen (Contributor)
In this book Thomas Leonard explains the principle
of 'Attraction' - a concept of bringing what you
want for your life to you rather than chasing after
it. He discusses in detail his 25 Principles of
Attraction. It is a very easy and intriguing read.
Take Time for Your Life : A Complete Program
for Getting Your Life into Balance and Honoring
Your True Priorities
by Cheryl Richardson
This is the audio-cassette version of Cheryl's NY
Times best selling book, Take Time for Your Life.
It makes great listening for car time or anytime!
The Art of Doing Nothing : Simple Ways
to Make Time for Yourself
by Veronique Vienne, Erica Lennard (Photographer)
Another all-time favorite of mine. If you have a
hard time slowing down & relaxing this treasure
of a book will delight you. It is 91 pages of simple
suggestions and ideas on how to slow down and indulge
your senses in life's simple pleasures. You'll never
look at 'doing nothing' the same way again!
Don't Sweat the Small Stuff--and it's all
small stuff
by Richard Carlson
Another all time favorite from my personal library.
There's a very good reason why Richard Carlson's
book became a NY Times bestseller --it's great.
This is a book of one page snippets each offering
a thought, suggestion or story about how to bring
more peace into your life. The suggestions are simple
yet profound. This book makes for great bed time
or anytime contemplation material.
I have to say, for anyone still seeking their ideal
life partner, this is a fantastic resource. It takes
you step by step through the process of identifying
what you really want in a partner (which is harder
than you think), mending the scars from past relationships
and identifying the right one when they come along.
It seems silly to read a book to find a mate, but
trust me, this book will help you find your soul
mate.
Living Your Best Life : Work, Home, Balance,
Destiny: Ten Strategies for Getting from Where You
Are to Where You're Meant to Be
by Laura Berman Fortgang
