Just imagine: breathing life into the story that’s been bouncing around inside your cranium for what feels like forever, smashing it out on your laptop and acing your first draft, and then being offered a lucrative deal with a big-time publisher – book tours, signings with adoring fans, and interviews! The success. The validation. And now wake up – because that’s not how any of that happens.
The author, Jack Parkinson, had been working as a teacher in China for 13 years and had a lot of exposure to the country’s culture and philosophy. This led him to read the legendary Dao De Jing writings by the scholar Laozi, who wrote them many centuries ago. “A Dao for the Third Millennium” is an understanding and reevaluation of these teachings and what they represent in the modern day.
I believe it is important to reflect on one’s national and cultural identity to better understand the differences among…
“Looking Inward for A Better Life” by Dalton Dean Blankinship is a highly recommended, practical self-help book addressing sixteen core areas of life.
If you’ve ever wished you could make split-second decisions without regret, you need to read this book by Richard Fast. Life is all about decision-making and once you’ve made a decision, hoping it was the right choice in any particular situation.
The author takes you on a journey to discover why we make those sometimes awfully wrong decisions, especially after we are so sure that the choice we made was the right one.
Author: Richard Fast Genre: Non-Fiction – Health wellness Year Published: 2023 Nerdection Rating: “Nerdection Worth to Read” In “OBESITY…
Parents are one of the greatest blessings in this world, but sometimes and regrettably these blessings slowly disappear due to diseases, problems, and life. Though watching your parents disappear is painful, yet watching your parents suffer while vanishing is excruciatingly painful. Multiple Sclerosis is a common condition that affects 2.5 million people worldwide. “My Parent Has MS” by Dr. Michelle Swann is a book that sheds light and guidance for teenagers whose parent is suffering from this condition.
Wide Canvas, the seventh book by author Anil Annaiah, invites readers on a thought-provoking journey. Building upon his previous works, such as “Simple Perceptions,” “My Mirror,” and “Open Windows,” this book delves into the quest for deeper meaning and a broader perspective on life. With a captivating blend of words and striking nature images, Wide Canvas offers an immersive experience that resonates with the reader’s mind and soul.
