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Any one who knows me, knows that I am an absolute bookaholic. It is not unusual for me to be reading six books at the same time! My passion for books rivals my passion for water. Put them together and I'm in heaven..

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These are a few of the books that I have found helpful.

Self-esteem:

There is Nothing Wrong with You – Cheri Huber

 Celebrate Yourself – Dorothy Briggs

 Self Matters – book and workbook –Dr. Phil

 Self-esteem tapes – Carolyn Myss

 A Return to Love – Marrianne Williamson

Relationships:

 In the Meantime – Lyanla Vanzant

 Do I Have To Give Up Me to be Loved by You  - Paul & Paul

 Relationship Rescue – book and workbook –Dr. Phil

 Any book – John Gray and also Harville Hendricks

Life Change:

 Transitions – William Bridges

 Any book by Cheryl Richardson

 New Passages – Gail Sheehy

 Creating Your Future – Dave Ellis

 Any Book by Susan Jeffers or Lucia Cappacchione

Skills:

 Organizing from the Inside Out – Julie Morgenstern

 Time Management from the Inside Out – Julie Morgenstern

Purpose / Fulfillment:

 If Life (Success) Is a Game, These are the Rules –Cherie Carter-Scott

 Finding Your Own North Star – Martha Beck

 Excuse Me, Your Life is Waiting – Lynn Grabhorn

Balance:

 Sabbath – Wayne Muller

 Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff –Richard Carlson

 The Power of Now – Eckhart Tolle

Spiritual Understanding:

 Authors:  Wayne Dyer or Thich Nhat Hanh or The Dalai Lama

 The Seat of the Soul – Gary Zukav

 The Anatomy of the Spirit – Carolyn Myss

 Conversations with God – Neale Donald Walsch

Hope:

 The Cultural Creatives – Paul Ray and Sherry Ruth Anderson

 Imagine – Marianne Williamson

 The Tipping Point – Malcolm Gladwell