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Books that inspire me

​I suffer from bouts of loneliness (no surprises there!). I know that I need to remain connected to myself, to others and to my community. I learned this while getting help through a coach, doing some intense self-reflection and reading many books on the importance of connection and authenticity.

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Authentic connection is really hard to do when working through the thoughts and feelings associated with loneliness. I find that the simple act of reading or writing helps centre me and connect me to myself. I find talking connects me to others. Words help me.

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But I remind myself that things in life don't change simply because I've read a book. Things in life change when I do things differently. Reading is easy; the beauty is in the doing.

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I want to share the words written by others that have changed me and opened my mind and inspired me to put the authentic me into the world.

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Have you read any of these? Let me know!

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