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All of my early to mid 20 year olds, where ya'll at!! I just turned 24, but I feel like I have gained a bit of wisdom and knowledge over these first 4 years of my 20s. I am in no means an expert and I have a lotttt of growing to do, but here are 12 pieces of advice that I can give you that m

1️⃣Fair Play by Eve Rodsky This book is a revolutionary guide for couples looking to rebalance the domestic workload. Rodsky presents a system that helps partners divide household tasks and responsibilities more equitably, aiming to reduce stress and foster fairness in relationships. The book in

It’s always “become a morning person” and never “you just need three steps”. So, here is a step by step guide on how: 1. Your night routine: you can not be scrolling for hours right before you sleep and expect to be wide awake the next morning. Give yourself time to wind down, you just need 1 or

Early bird gets the worm, or maybe the sunrise. If you’re not waking up early, you’re missing out on the morning golden hour, bird songs, funny shaped cloud, and a quiet head-start on the day. The secret to waking up early isn’t a screaming alarm, it’s in the habits you build before bed and aft

5 Must Read Books for Mindset Growth and Personal & Professional Success Achievement 1- Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones" by James Clear 💡Clear explores the science behind habit formation and provides actionable strategies for buildi

As an early childhood educator of 13 years, I have a whole library of books I love and that I believe are amazing resources for parents and parents-to-be. Here are 5 of my favorites: 1. Thirty Million Words by Dana Suskind. I wish I had read this book years before I taught or before I ever h

(FIRST POST!!) Starting your day away from your phone is one of the best things that you can do for yourself. It's easy to get wrapped up into scrolling on social media or replying to text messages and snaps, that you can end up falling behind on the plans that you made for yourself. An orga

Happy release day to @nicolajanehobbs and thank you @putnambooks for sending me an early copy. Y’all I have been saving this to read my entire birthday month because this is the year of being a relaxed woman. I love being booked and busy, but it means nothing is wellness and peace are not at the co

I believe that the best thing to do is invest in yourself, and I think reading “self-help” books and using what you learn from them, is a great way to grow and improve yourself. I want to improve myself in all things that has to do with my day-to-day life, from work to finances to my mental health.

I read "Four Thousand Weeks" early this summer and found the perspective and key ideas unique and honestly, refreshing The book isn't a how-to guide to time management. Instead, the author challenges the traditional way of viewing time, arguing that time is not finite -- we are.

Octavia Butler, Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, Kristina Forest, Kennedy Ryan My favorite black women authors from science fiction, romance, and more 🫶🏾🫶🏾 love all their books featured on my page #blackauthors #blackhistoryeveryday #lemon8bookclub #lemon #blackliterature

🚩Set your daily routine It's best to set aside a specific time, either early in the morning or right before bed, to make sure you have some free time and don't get stressed. 🚩Track your focus time Time constraints sharpen your mind and boost your concentration. For physical reading, I u

study at 5am they said… it’ll be peaceful they said ☕️😩 Here’s the truth: I used to romanticize the idea of studying early in the morning. You know… peaceful sunrise, warm coffee, fully focused ✨main character✨ energy. But in reality? I’d hit snooze, scroll TikTok, and fall back asleep. Until

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Here are my 7 habits that will guarantee a productive headstart! What do you think makes you the most productive in the morning? 1. WAKE-UP EARLY Hear me out: suffering for a few seconds waking up early so you can feel at ease for the rest of the morning. 2. HYDRATE When you wake up, your

1. Wake Up Early 🌅 Fall mornings are cozy and quiet—perfect for clarity. Waking early gives you a head start on your goals. 2. Hydrate 💧 Start with water before coffee. Hydration = energy + glowing skin. 3. Move 🏋🏻‍♀️ Even 10 minutes of stretching or Pilates sets the tone for a productive

Up until 2 weeks ago, I would wake up at the very last minute possible, and end up rushing out the door. These are just a few things I began doing to start my mornings earlier and be more productive thoughtout the day! It hasn't been easy at all, but I make it a priority to do these things so t

Psychotherapist Catherine Gildiner unveils five patients’ stories of trauma and resilience. Raw, eye-opening, and deeply human. 9/10. 💡 Key Takeaways 1️⃣ Healing takes time – No magic fix, just slow, messy progress that eventually feels like freedom. 2️⃣ Childhood echoes loudly – Early wounds

ARCs are a highly sought after item. Everyone wants to be the first to read a book especially if it’s by their favorite author! That’s why I highly recommend checking out these two websites to apply for ARCs! I’ve been approved for a handful myself and sometimes they offer a physical copy (althoug

So I’m about to start this book, and figuring out what prompt to put it under (I decided 45, but it could go under 35), but when I was looking up the release date (for a possible prompt 29), I’ve found it’s not coming out until the 9th this month! I have it early thanks to book of the month! #52b