The Big Leap by Gay Hendrix re-hit the scene after the pandemic with a bang. Everyone was searching for meaning or purpose and this book offered many insights to living a life true to yourself, thus it became the topic of many podcast episodes and YouTube videos.

I finally read it, and want to discuss key take-aways I got from doing so. From moving to and operating in your Zone of Genius, to recognizing patterns of my own self-limitation and self sabotage so I could stop arguing for my limitations.

Tune in, and check out your own copy of The Big Leap by Gay Hendrix today.

I can't believe the year is almost over!! In just a few days (at the time of this episode going live) we will be in a new year, a new month, a new week, and a new season in many people's lives. 

Now is a time to take a look back at the previous year and all that was accomplished. Join me as I look at the books read this year, a few plans I had but chose not to pursue, the podcast episodes published, and the upcoming year!

2023 is done, let's review. 

48 Days To The Work (And Life) You Love by Dan Miller is a wonderful book outlining how to craft your entire life, not just your career, into what you desire it to be. 

This book has been on my list to read for a long time but I have not read it because I told myself the 48 Days podcats was enough. This was a on over justification for not taking the time to read the book but this summer I made the decision to dive in and I am so glad I did.

I believe everyone should read this book regardless of if they are looking for a new job or career change. The steps outlined in 48 Days To The Work (And Life) You Love are practical for oncovering who you are, what work you feel most called to do, and aligning the two together. 

Go check out 48 Days To The Work (And Life) You Love (and be sure to grab the 20th Anniversarry edition when you do) in whatever format you prefer, and also check out the Book-Lover's kit for reading essentials; JohnnysLibrary.com