Questions, Divine Compensation, and Bowler Hat Guy - Book Reviews | Ep 14

from Solidarity Sister! · host Kristin Wilson

Send a textThis week I'm reviewing Change Your Questions, Change Your Life by Marilee Adams and The Law of Divine Compensation by Marianne Williamson. Both of these have the power to be absolute game changers, and I definitely recommend them. In summary, I was reminded of the power of refraining from judgement, and instead becoming an open listener and asking good questions. This leads us to stronger relationships and better collaborative problem solving. I also felt encouraged to trust in divine help, with a personal increase in both trust and hope, which is exactly what I needed.God/the universe/whatever name you want to use to refer to our higher power is working for our highest good. Let's partner with that.*************************************If you're a woman who appreciates connecting with other women in community with vulnerability and compassion, please join us in the Solidarity Sister! Facebook group at:https://www.facebook.com/groups/716800349946338/The Solidarity Sister! Book Club begins February 15th. We'll be reading Brené Brown's Gifts of Imperfection over a period of 15 weeks, and connecting via Zoom and Marco Polo. Find more info in the FB group.FB: The Solidarity Sister PodcastIG: @solidaritysister.kristinwilson

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