Kiria Langdon is the CEO of an American technology company, the kind of woman who likes to tackle five impossible things before breakfast. Santoshi lives in a shelter for homeless women in Chennai, the kind of woman who considers herself lucky to get breakfast. They have one thing in common though - they’re both survivors. Reviews and excerpt
Lesley works in a daycare center and dreams of the day when she will be a stay-at-home mom for her own children. Kendra has no time for family; she’s too busy snaring wealthy clients for her event planning business. They are as different as two women can possibly be with one exception - they’re married to the same man.Read an excerpt
Some people are born to write.
Others have writing thrust upon them.
I fall into the second category.
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Is There Life After Smoking?
As I stumbled my way through last week in a zombie-like state of nicotine deprivation, I knew, at least intellectually, that it was a temporary condition. Many of my friends have quit smoking. They all live what appear to be normal lives. Quite similar to the lives they had before they quit, actually.
Unfortunately, intellectual knowledge is useless in situations involving emotional discomfort. Emotions are processed by the limbic brain, an ancient neural structure inherited from our earliest mammalian ancestors who spent their short and terrified lives scurrying up trees to avoid being stepped on by a passing stegosaurus. read more
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