Thank you for your reading recommendations. Here's three I recommend: She Believed HE Could, So She Did by Becky Beresford, Slow Productivity by Cal Newport, and You Don't Have to Try So Hard by Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory
Oooo! Those sound good. I've been wanting to read the Becky Beresford book. And I've liked other Lipp/Gregory books. Cal Newport is new to me. I'll have to check that one out!
I just finished Van Gogh Has a Broken Heart. It's so good. Each chapter talks about the complicated and painful lives of different artists. I ended up being really moved by it because it wrapped up with a chapter about the author's experience of seeing a meaningful piece of art with his young-adult daughter. I'm sure part of my reaction is due to the author being my pastor, but I think I would have been moved, regardless. I'm just starting to read I Cheerfully Refuse. It's a novel by Leif Enger.
Thank you for your reading recommendations. Here's three I recommend: She Believed HE Could, So She Did by Becky Beresford, Slow Productivity by Cal Newport, and You Don't Have to Try So Hard by Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory
Oooo! Those sound good. I've been wanting to read the Becky Beresford book. And I've liked other Lipp/Gregory books. Cal Newport is new to me. I'll have to check that one out!
I look forward to hearing how you liked them.
I just finished Van Gogh Has a Broken Heart. It's so good. Each chapter talks about the complicated and painful lives of different artists. I ended up being really moved by it because it wrapped up with a chapter about the author's experience of seeing a meaningful piece of art with his young-adult daughter. I'm sure part of my reaction is due to the author being my pastor, but I think I would have been moved, regardless. I'm just starting to read I Cheerfully Refuse. It's a novel by Leif Enger.
I haven't heard of either one. Thank you for the ideas to add to my list! The art one especially intrigues me.