This library is filled with books that have inspired, encouraged, or challenged me. Each one links directly to Amazon or Audible through my affiliate partnership—if you decide to purchase, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting my work!
This book set me free in so many ways. It’s about releasing control, letting people be who they are, and choosing peace over constant striving. For me, it was a reminder that I’m not in charge of everything — God is — and when I let go, I actually find more joy, freedom, and love.
If you’ve ever walked the road of recovery or simply longed for deeper healing, this book will meet you there. Rohr beautifully ties together spirituality and the 12 steps, showing how surrender and grace are the real paths to freedom. It’s raw, honest, and full of hope.
Leadership isn’t about power — it’s about courage, vulnerability, and leading with love. Brené Brown reminds us that whole hearts lead best, whether in business, family, or faith. This book is a call to step up bravely, even when it feels scary, because people need the real us, not a polished version.
Fear holds us back, but creativity calls us forward. This book felt like a friend cheering me on to take risks, try new things, and stop waiting for permission. It’s a reminder that the spark inside of us is worth following — because the world needs the unique beauty only you can bring.
Sometimes our minds run on overdrive, and we forget the truth: not every thought deserves our attention. This book helped me breathe, slow down, and realize that peace doesn’t come from controlling life — it comes from trusting God and letting go of the lies we’ve believed for too long.
Words are powerful — they connect, inspire, and move people. Ann Handley reminds us that we don’t have to be perfect writers to tell stories that matter. This book taught me to embrace my own voice, write with heart, and trust that the right words will find their way when we show up authentically.
Rick Rubin writes about creativity like it’s a way of life — because it is. His reflections remind me that God is the ultimate Creator, and we get to reflect His beauty when we make art, raise families, or simply live with intention. This book is a guide to slowing down and creating from the soul.
This book changed the way I look at creativity. Julia Cameron’s gentle guidance through “morning pages” and “artist dates” feels like an invitation from God Himself to slow down, listen, and rediscover the gifts He placed inside of you. If you’ve ever felt blocked, this book is a breath of fresh air.