This Week’s Book: Stick Figure: A Diary of My Former Self (L. Gottlieb) So I’m currently trying to make my way through all of the many, many, many books on my shelf. This is a big endeavour for sure. I used to work at a bookstore, so books are abundant in my home and many …
This Week’s Book: Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain (D. Eagleman) Ok, let’s do this! I’m actually super pumped to write about books again…and what a shocker, I chose a book on neuroscience to kick it all off. For those of you who have read my blog in the past, you’ll know all about …
Let’s stop for a moment and consider a question – how would you define feminism? It’s a question that’s often met with eye rolls or references to bra burning women or shrugs. And yet, it’s something that we need to consider…what with feminism making appearances in the speeches at the United Nations and being touted …
This Week’s Book: The Defining Decade: Why Your Twenties Matter – And How to Make the Most of Them Now (M. Jay) Another book – I’m on a roll! This book got shoved into my hands recently by a co-worker who demanded that I tell her if it was for real. Ok, I’m making that …
The sun is out again and the seasons are changing…which brings about one of my yearly confessions: I completely dislike the sun. This confession is not typically a popular one and it often receives scoffs, judgment and disbelief. Other people really like the sun apparently. But alas, I am not one of them…and I’ve discovered that …
This Week’s Book: Mistakes were Made (but not by me) (C. Tavris and E. Aronson) So I may have said this before, but I’m easily won over by a witty book title or a flashy cover. Yes, I do in fact judge a book by its cover. The book that I read this week was …
This Week’s Book = Your Brain: A User’s Guide (by National Geographic) Ok, I’m back to reading! I’ll confess that I always find it challenging to pick up work-related and/or psychology-focused books after the holiday season. For some reason my brain just wants to linger in its relaxed, think-about-nothing-serious kind of state and I tend …
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