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Are you too busy to read? Do you find that your family is consuming so much of your time, that you are losing some of you? Did you know that only a small percentage of busy mommies find time to invest in themselves? In this blog, I share some of the books that I have read and what some key learnings are. In this way, you can choose what you like and there are easy links for you to purchase some of them online. Plus I share some of my life lessons from one busy mom to another.

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Book Review: The Five Second Rule

on January 14, 2019

Business Books for Women Female Authors Female Leaders Mel Robbins The Five Second Rule

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Book Review: Little Voice Mastery

on January 07, 2019

Blair Singer Book Review Business Books for Women How to get from where you are to where you want to be Identity as a mom Little Voice Mastery selfimprovement success

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Book Review: How to Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be?

on January 05, 2019

Book Review Business Books for Women change Change our Life How to get from where you are to where you want to be Jack Canfield

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Who am I?

on December 29, 2018

be you Business Books for Women Identity as a mom kids looking in the mirror reading relevance Transformation what I learned

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The One Minute Millionaire

on December 27, 2018

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Book Review: How to Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be?

Are you stuck in a rut? It is time to change for the better. In the book, How to Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be , Jack Canfield shares 25 Principals for Success. This book is a work in progress for me, as I am currently reading it. But so far I can highly recommend it, not only for your own life but how to deliberately programme your children for success in their lives. Currently, I am on the section of taking 100% responsibility for your life. As a mom of three I regularly hear, "Mommy, Michael hit me in the back!", "Mommy, Nadine is feeding the kittens from her plate!", and other countless complaints and cries for attention from the family. In the section of Taking 100% responsibility for your life one of the first principals is to give up blaming or complaining. It sounds pretty simple. But if you become aware of how many complaints or blaming we hear every day, then you begin to realise that this is a deliberate action th...

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The Busy Mommy Business Book Review: When you are a business woman,wife and mother of three, who has time to read? Having been in business for over 17 years, I have certainly seen my fair share of cycles, both good and bad. Some of those ever reurning thoughts and worries that keep you awake, but a burning desire to share ways to improve the throughts and lives of those around me. I dedicate this blog to all those moms, who want to grow, to reach for their dreams and teach their children to do so as well.

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