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This Week's Prompt:
What books do you look to for inspiration at the start of the year or to motivate you to make positive changes in your life?
- submitted by Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer
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Billy's Answer:
I don't read inspirational books at the start of the year because I'm usually let down by "self-help" books that don't really provide useful help. However, if anyone wants to recommend a book, feel free to do so.
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I'm also not a big reader of self-help or motivational books, so I don't seek them out at the start of the year (or any other time, really). My faith is important to me, and I find inspiration and encouragement in my Bible, but it isn't a self-help book in the traditional sense.
ReplyDeleteI do not read self-help or motivational books either.
ReplyDeleteI love to read books about happiness. I do believe I have become happier by reading them.
ReplyDeleteI just finished reading The Temple of Fortuna, a historical fiction novel, and I feel inspired. Not necessarily to make a change, but the struggles the women went through and overcome--just, inspiring. I tend to find inspiration in books even when I am not necessarily looking for it. And more often than not, it's fiction. Thank you for hosting and have a great weekend, Billy!
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