Sip, Read, Review- “Born to Run” by Christopher McDougall
I wonder every day (and the same question the author has), ‘How come some of us can be out there running every morning when the sun comes up, while the rest of us are praying for a miracle just to get our feet to cooperate with gravity🫣?’
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Sip, Read, Review-“The story of my life” by Helen Keller
\"Her fingertips became her eyes - tracing lines, curves, and dots helped in her learning.
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Careers often feel like chaotic sprints — full of sharp turns, burning lungs, and everyone yelling, “Faster! Higher! Better!” But what if we slowed down and looked at our careers as marathons instead? Long, personal, sometimes gruelling, but deeply meaningful runs that unfold one...
Sip, Read, Review – “And Then One Day: A Memoir” by Naseeruddin Shah
During his FTII days, eventually, thankfully, he realized he had no interest in mastering the craft of running around trees or playing larger-than-life characters…..
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Have you ever had a book look you straight in the eye and say, “Stop existing — start living”? That’s the feeling I got when I picked up Sree Krishna Seelam’s 5 Killer Habits — Be a Rebel. It didn’t just whisper advice; it challenged me, almost dared me, to rethink how I move thr...
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We quit the Race
“Get up little sister, the morning is bright. And the birds are all singing, to welcome the light!”
Sip, Read, Review -“Pour Your Heart Into It …” by Howard Schultz & Dori Jones Yang
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