A review of Destroy Me, a novella from the Shatter Me Series, authored by Tahereh Mafi
Book Review: Destroy Me
Book Review: Shatter Me
A review of Shatter Me, authored by Tahereh Mafi.
Why Being Present is More Important than Ever
With most of the world going on lockdown in March, many of us, myself included, have been home for the last several months, only leaving when absolutely necessary. Once upon a time, Pre-COVID, I would have gone to work from 9-5, catching the PATH at 8 am, and once a month I would go to … Continue reading Why Being Present is More Important than Ever
Book Review: The Code. The Evaluation. The Protocol.
A review of The Code. The Evaluation. The Protocol by Jocko Willinks
What is working as a HoH individual in Corporate America like?
Corporate America. For some it is the big bad wolf, while for others it's the greatest thing ever. It evokes a range of emotions that continuously oscillate between joy and frustration, exhaustion even. As with many other jobs, Corporate America has its good and its bad, but the thing is it is so varied, with … Continue reading What is working as a HoH individual in Corporate America like?
Book Review: Becoming
A review of Becoming, a memoir written by Michelle Obama.
Travel Guide To Copenhagen: Things to do and (General) Places to Eat
Hard of Hearing Friendly Travel Guide to Copenhagen
Book Review: The 4 Hour WorkWeek
A review of The 4 Hour Workweek, by Tim Ferris.
Disabled versus Differently-Abled
In recent days, I've seen this debate come up about why we still use the term "disabled" and that it should be "differently-abled" to be more inclusive of everyone who has different levels of ability. This has shown up not just online but also at work and with friends, and quite frankly, I've had just … Continue reading Disabled versus Differently-Abled
Book Review: From Blood and Ash
A Review of Blood and Ash, by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
