Life Lessons: How Our Mortality Can Teach Us About Life and Living

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She loves writing about books on the Internet, listening to audiobooks on her way to work, and reading anything with a twisty plot or a happily ever after.

Fictional stories place us into situations whereby we can begin to refine our moral judgment before we might actually experience them in our own lives, and when we do finally arrive at such a genuine moral conundrum, the line of reasoning is that we are better suited to deal with that situation had we not already “experienced” it in a fictional setting.Drawing from their extensive experience, the authors provide valuable insights and strategies for saying "yes" to what truly matters and confidently saying "no" to toxic relationships and situations. There is so much power and clarity in taking this position in your life, and Willink's lessons from his deployment in Iraq will force you to start looking at all the things you can control. Even when the world is the direst, intolerant place you could think of, words are powerful and can bring about change.

Learning is the act of taking conscious control of this process, and books are the knowledge-based elixir of the gods when it comes to learning. This inspiring tale of survival against impossible odds celebrates hope, strength of will, and the power of storytelling. Written by an anonymous author known as Brother Lawrence, this book explores the importance of living in God's presence throughout daily life. Equal parts gripping and terrifying, this book makes it clear that if you have meaning in your life, you can survive anything.Thus, meaningful children’s books provide a valuable opportunity to expose kids to life lessons on topics such as inclusion, courage, perseverance, and more. This meaningful children’s book uses captivating illustrations and sound effects to share strategies such as deep breathing, listening to music, and more. He coauthored On Grief and Grieving and Life Lessons with Elizabeth Kübler-Ross and You Can Heal Your Heart: Finding Peace After a Breakup, Divorce or Death with Louise Hay. Simply changing your thought process from "I can't do that" to "I can't do that yet" changes everything. This meaningful children’s book follows Stella, a young fox who is picked on for doing the things she loves.