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My Favorite Books
by Ruby Bayan
Listed here are books I have read, enjoyed, and treasured. They will always be my favorite references for valuable infomation and meaningful inspiration. In fact, they helped shape the individual that I am now.
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This book gave me hundreds of practical tips, in plain and simple language, on how to be effective as a colleague and supervisor, as a partner and friend, and as a person. If you know what you want to do, but you don't exactly know how to do it, this book lists numerous suggestions.
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Yes, You Can! : 1,200 Inspiring Ideas for Work, Home, and Happiness
by Samuel D. Deep, Lyle Sussman (Contributor), Sam Deep
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This collection of original writings on love features well-known
inspirational and motivational personalities such as
Leo Buscaglia, Steven Covey, Louise Hay, and Deepak Chopra.
John Gray, of "Mars & Venus" fame, wrote the Foreword.
I enjoyed the wealth of thoughts on love,
from many of my favorite authors, all in this one book.
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Handbook for the Heart : Original Writings on Love
by Richard Carlson (Editor), Benjamin Shield (Editor)
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It's a small book -- carry it everywhere you go -- for snatches of advice, inspiring paragraphs from famous personalities, and thought provoking lines, to touch your soul. This little volume has given me the definition of soul, how to feed it -- how to keep it alive. Needless to say, this book taught me a lot.
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100 Ways to Keep Your Soul Alive : Living Deeply and Fully Every Day
by Frederic Brussat (Editor), Mary Ann Brussat (Contributor)
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One of the handiest reference books I have. If I want to know more about a certain ailment, natural remedy, or a general health issue, I reach out for one of the volumes, run down the index, and I find the discussion on the matter. Dr. Weil's handy books are the first ones I consult before I log onto the internet.
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Ask Dr. Weil
by Andrew Weil, Steven Petrow
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More books -- my more recent readings -- to follow soon.
In the meantime, check out my favorite CDs.
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