I don’t know about you, but i’m kind of over binging on television series and movies. Not because I don’t have the time, but if anything, those programs aren’t going anywhere and I’d rather use my free time focusing on building and bettering myself for now and after the Pandemic is over. . . or period.
We’ve been seeing the memes and posts about taking it easy on yourself during the time the world has seemingly . . . halted, BUT, just because we’ve PAUSED, nothing hasn’t stopped.
I’m sure business will not go as usual after this. Leaders and creatives are birthed and pushed at times like these, even more so than before; people are tapping into their gifts and learning new things daily. YES, self care and taking moments to pause and be present IS important, but stagnation and laziness can take over quick! Trust me, I know.
As an entrepreneur for the last 4 years, I know it’s sooooo easy not to have a routine, be thrown out of sync, lack motivation . . . the overall feel-goodness of not being shackled, BUT snap out of it!
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Sis definitely one for the occasional shenanigans, but I’ve curated a list of podcasts and books from my collection and some dope friends’ (entrepreneurs, accountants, lawyers and doctors – yes, my friends are dope) to feed your mind and spirit during these uncertain times to keep you motivated and empowered – for now and later.
Podcasts
For easy & worthwhile listening ranging from topics of wealth building, women in business, finding your purpose, strengthening relationships, mental health, wine & more. Here’s the collection that will not only challenge your growth, but spark it!
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Books
Okay, the books list won’t be as exhaustive, but they are excellent in quality!!!
- What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast, By Laura Vanderkam
2. The Miracle Morning , By Hal Elrod
3. Becoming, By Michelle Obama
4. The Memo: What Women of Color Need to Know to Secure a Seat at the Table By Minda Harts
5. The Crushing: How God Turns Pressure into Power, By Bishop Jakes
6. The Gifts of Imperfections: Let Go of Who You Think You’re Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are, By Brene Brown
7. More Than Enough: Claiming Space for Who You Are (No Matter What They Say) , By Elaine Welteroth
Let me know if you listen or have read any of these . . . or plan on it! Keep your mind, body and spirit healthily occupied.
Charisse Styles 