[The Online Book Club] New September Book Alert ‼️



Hi Reader

Oh boy, it seems that I keep forgetting to send the Book Club reminders 🫣 I'm still here, still reading books, still hosting the monthly Book Club Chat, it's just the e-mail I keep forgetting to send. So here I am!

The book this month is 100% my thing - who could have guessed? πŸ˜… It's valuable for anyone prone to procrastination or struggling to stick to one task. A MUST read!

July 2025

In Hyperfocus, by Chris Bailey explores how the focus is not merely heightened awareness but a balance between two mental modes: hyperfocus for productivity and scatter focus for creativity. Drawing on recent neuroscience, he explains how effectively managing these modes allows individuals to concentrate deeply and think clearly. The book combines practical strategies with scientific insights to help readers enhance their attention management, ultimately improving their productivity and creativity.

Our next Book Club Chat, where we'll share our insights will be πŸ‘‡πŸΌ

And then our next books πŸ‘‡πŸΌ NOTE: The September one has changed!!! It's been recommended by several of my friends and coaching colleagues, so here we go 😊

August 2025

The Comfort Book by Matt Haig is a collection of reflections on hope and resilience, emphasizing the lessons learned during difficult times. It offers practical advice and meditations drawn from personal experiences, historical insights, and various sources to provide comfort and encouragement. The book encourages readers to embrace their worth, appreciate life’s simple pleasures, and recognize that change is a constant part of existence. Haig's writing serves as a reminder that even in the darkest moments, there is potential for growth and renewal, making it a source of solace for those seeking meaning and strength.

September 2025

In " The Power to Shape Your Life," award-winning management consultant and author Detry Carragher delves into expectations' profound influence on our lives. Drawing from a rich tapestry of anecdotes, psychological research, and cultural insights, Carragher uncovers the subtle yet potent ways our expectations mold our reality.

I hope to see you at the next Book Club Chat!

Peggy
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