If a writer decided to write a book about your life, what would be the genre? Comedy, drama, inspirational, etc. Why? Aaaaaaaaaaand, what would the title be?

I'd love to get a list going of people's favorite books or current reads! (or if you've written a book yourself, feel free to share that as well!). If you'd be so inclined, please feel free to share in this space. Also, if there's a book you would NOT recommend, share that too. I'm curious! My current reads: The Bible-trying to make this a daily habit Dune My most recent reads: In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addictions Fight Club Scattered Minds: The Origins and Healing of Attention Deficit Disorder Disappointment with God Kasher in the Rye (NOT to be confused with Catcher in the Rye) Favorite Books: Man's Search for meaning-viktor frankl Elements-Transfiguration of Elijah -anonymous priest in the oriental orthodox church Daring Greatly (and a bunch of Brene Brown's other work--Gifts of Imperfection; I thought it was just me but it wasn't; Braving the WIlderness) Screwtape Letters and the Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis Atomic Habits Brother's Karamazov and Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky Welcome to the Orthodox Church by Fredericka Matthews Greene (I'll continue adding, these are just top of mind right now! ) Thank you for the inspiration @Dan 'Remmy' Stourac Please add to the list: @Aleksandra Nedelkoski @Anastasia Cocioaba @Andres Mateo @George Arhip @Loren Angelo @Britni Burton @Tim Blacke @Christa Lovas @Anastasia Cocioaba @LaTanya Carter @Dan 'Remmy' Stourac @David Pepper @David Pepper @Dayna Kanouna @Dr. Melissa Partaka @John D @Rachel Featherstone @Julia Groth @William Guy @Kimberly Poirier @Lisa Papiez @Lisa Vanderveen @Mary Seguin @Michael Mcknight @Michelle Mann @Moni Matysiak @Rina Maniou @Ronnie McCabe @Peter Oconnell @Ruth aka Grace Rose @Ryanne Ryan @Tracy Stewart @Yana Vanoverberghe

I recently watched a video called “17 Tiny Habits That Made Me Rich” and wanted to share the key takeaways. (I may return to this to elaborate on each point further) *** The main message is that small, consistent habits can transform your finances and life over time. ***Some of these habits are not so small and may actually require more effort than others, though Here are some of the habits that were highlighted: 1. Create more than you consume 💡: This can be applied to multiple aspects of life--creating more sources of income and spending /consuming less; creating more time to dedicate to finances and spending less time on things that you would consider time wasters (e.g. scrolling) 2.Surround yourself with positive people/distance yourself from negative influences 🌟: Surround yourself with people that inspire growth and that encourage financial responsibility as opposed to individuals that encourage backsliding/poor habits that lead to financial loss. Additionally, we feel better around individuals with a positive mindset which contributes to generativity and higher motivation. 3.Track your wins and milestones 📝: When you visually see your wins, it's easier to gain momentum. This also impacts the brain and those little dopamine hits can be really powerful. 4.Practice gratitude regularly 🙏: Having a mindset of abundance as opposed to scarcity creates a mental space that is more positive. Negative/unhelpful thinking can keep individuals stuck and not able to see more possibilities. A mindset of gratitude allows us to see opportunities everywhere. 5.Automate savings and investments 💳: make processes easy; have some of your paycheck automatically go into savings; the more barriers you remove, the easier things are. 6.Set clear and realistic financial goals 🎯 : Think SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely: I will put $20 aside each week on Friday for the next year so that by the end of the year I have $1,120 to put towards the vacation I have planned)

Hello! 😀 Welcome to a community that will serve to empower you to live your most fulfilled life! Excited for us to be part of a supportive environment where we will be encouraged to explore and increase self-awareness, gain perspective, develop insight, take action and thrive through our journey in life. ♥ I believe that you have value and worth and who you are as a person matters and this will guide many of the posts that you will see. Posts will take into consideration the different dimensions of life: social, emotional, intellectual, physical, spiritual, occupational, etc. 💡You are welcome and ENCOURAGED to share material, insights, inspirations, questions, and anything that you think that will be helpful towards growth.💡 ❤️Let's live wholeheartedly and with intention!!! ❤️ So honored to be part of this journey with you! Thank you for allowing me to be part of it. 🙂 🌟Please introduce yourself and also share something that brings you joy and makes you feel alive🌟 added: share some topics that interest you-- this will help guide some of the content!!🔥 ***Feel free to self promote either here or under the life wins category***

Ever been in a conversation/debate with someone and feel like somehow the conversation was derailed or not fruitful? It's possible that either one or two of the individuals engaged in some sort of logical fallacy (mistakes in reasoning) and the conversation went off tracks as a result. There is overlap between cogntiive distortions which were discussed earlier and logical fallacies. Below are some of the common logical fallacies, however, there are many more. I'll add a video with an extended list! ✨ Common Logical Fallacies to Watch Out For: - 🎯 Straw Man: Misrepresenting someone’s argument to make it easier to attack. Example: “Oh, so you think we should have no rules at all?” when someone only suggested fewer rules. - 👥 Ad Hominem: Attacking the person instead of the argument.Example: “You can’t trust his opinion on health, he eats junk food all the time.” Just because someone may engage in hypocritical behavior, does'nt mean that he doesn't have a point. - ⚖️ False Dilemma: Presenting only two options when more exist.Example: “You are either with me or against me.” - 🔄 Circular Reasoning: The argument just restates itself instead of proving anything.Example: “I’m right because I said so.” - 📊 Hasty Generalization: Drawing a big conclusion from too little evidence.Example: “I met one rude person from that city, so everyone there must be rude.” - 🧲 Appeal to Emotion: Using feelings instead of logic to persuade.Example: “You must agree with me, otherwise you’re a bad person.” 💡 Why this matters:Learning to spot fallacies helps us think more clearly, argue more effectively, and avoid being misled by others. It also makes discussions healthier and more respectful. 👉 Question to ponder: Which of these fallacies do you notice most often in daily conversations or online debates? Do you see these happening in media(news, politics)? https://youtu.be/pCg-SNOteQQ?feature=shared