A Note From the Author on How to Get the Most Out of This Book
For much of the past two years, I've posted regularly on LinkedIn each Monday and Friday under the hashtags #MondayMusings and #ToDoListFridays. My hope was simple: to encourage readers to become a bit more introspective and intentional in their pursuit of a more whole- and open-hearted life. As with its predecessor, The Playbook of Your Childhood Heart, there is no "right" way to read this book. Still, I structured it with the hope that each Friday, you might spend a few minutes reading that week's item and then carry its invitation with you throughout the days that follow.
To support that rhythm, I've included a small set of "Reflect & Respond" prompts. These aren't meant to overwhelm you or imply that you should complete them all, but rather to offer entry points-any one of which might resonate and spark journaling, insight, or growth.
*You will be redirected to the Amazon shopping page.
A Note From the Author on How to Get the Most Out of This Book
For much of the past two years, I've posted regularly on LinkedIn each Monday and Friday under the hashtags #MondayMusings and #ToDoListFridays. My hope was simple: to encourage readers to become a bit more introspective and intentional in their pursuit of a more whole- and open-hearted life. As with its predecessor, The Playbook of Your Childhood Heart, there is no "right" way to read this book. Still, I structured it with the hope that each Friday, you might spend a few minutes reading that week's item and then carry its invitation with you throughout the days that follow.
To support that rhythm, I've included a small set of "Reflect & Respond" prompts. These aren't meant to overwhelm you or imply that you should complete them all, but rather to offer entry points-any one of which might resonate and spark journaling, insight, or growth.
*You will be redirected to the Amazon shopping page.
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