📚 Week 5 of adventures in reading

📚 Week 5 of adventures in reading … read great books when spending time with inspiring people and friends.

The Let Them Theory book with the cards I was preparing to send and to give to people

I read The Let Them Theory it while waiting for my kids on a Saturday in Starbucks while I wrote cards to people, on my way, during (not sessions, of course) of WACUBO’s Women’s Leadership Forum. I talked to our Lyft driver about the book (thanks Callie Juarez & Megan Glide Villasenor for entertaining my book talk), stopped at the local Barnes & Noble - recommended the book & finished it on the plane home.

The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins

The book was well timed, easy to read and made me laugh and feel ownership at the same time. As you can see above, I was enjoying it enough during reading to strike up conversations about it.

⁉️ What change would you make if you weren’t worried about being judged?

💡 You are so much stronger than anyone’s opinions of you.

❗️Emotional maturity isn’t something you’re born with or that just happens. It’s a skill that takes time, practice, and a desire to learn.

⭐️ Never let someone else’s emotional reactions keep you from making the hard decision.

💯 Your actions are the loudest and truest form of communication.

I’m definitely in pondering mode on The ABC (DE) Loop. Love a book that gets me thinking.

And my kids are very excited I’m adding a green book to my color organized bookshelf too 😂

Read the book: https://amzn.to/4irdRen

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