I have been reading two different books lately that have piqued my intellectual and emotional curiosity. First, The Self Esteem Trap: Raising Confident and Compassionate Kids in an Age of Self-Importance, by Polly Young-Eisendrath. Second, The Leader Who Had No Title: A Modern Fable on Real Success in Business and in Life, by Robin Sharma. I have found it hard to put either one of them down, but somehow I have because I am not quite finished either of them! While there are definite connections and parallels - each begins with a very different premise. The former - we are ordinary; the second - be extraordinary!
Today, I listened to a video by Sharma that encouraged 5 principles, that I would welcome comment. check out link here I am intrigued about how they relate to my mothering and other goals/aspirations. These are:
1)Be an Extraordinary Leader
2)Be an Extraordinary Connector (with people)
3)Be an Extraordinary Performer
4)Be an Extraordinary Person
5)Be an Extraordinary Contributor
More to come...
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How about "Your Children are your Fault" It was suggested that I might like this book and I thought of you:) We are forever looking for the answers to motherhood! Happy reading
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