Lessons From Tina Turner Tina Turner was more than a powerhouse vocalist; More than a woman with legs that could stop traffic and a voice that could shake the heavens. She was a force of nature—bold, brilliant, and unwavering. She didn’t just entertain; she taught us how to rise. Born…
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Book reviews with a Selful twist — exploring how wisdom from others’ journeys helps us realign our own.
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Faith in Action: Tasha Cobbs Leonard
Why Faith Means Showing Up Anyway Tasha Cobbs Leonard’s book, Do It Anyway, is about one word. That word is faith. The book is Tasha’s testimony—her journey of trusting God and what He has enabled her to accomplish in life. She shares personal challenges, takes on projects in which she…
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Authenticity Under Trial
Reflections on The Color of Law What happens when your carefully constructed image of success begins to crumble? Mark Gimenez’s The Color of Law isn’t just a gripping legal thriller—it’s a profound exploration of identity and authenticity. As I followed the story of A. Scott Fenney, a high-powered attorney whose…
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Discovering Your True Calling with T.D. Jakes: A Book Review and Some Real Talk
T.D. Jakes’ book Connect to Your Calling is one of those reads that makes you stop in your tracks and think, “Wait a minute… am I really tapping into my true potential, or am I just going through the motions?” If you’ve ever felt stuck or were on autopilot, then…
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Finding Strength and Motivation: A Review of Tunde Oyeneygin’s Book “Speak”
Peloton riders, how many of you have read Tunde’s Book “Speak?” And even if you’re not a Peloton owner, this review is for you. I know I’m late to the game; truthfully, I can’t remember what inspired me to purchase the book. I don’t own a Peloton, I don’t take…