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Only Nuns Change Habits Overnight: 52 Amazing Ways to Master the Art of Personal Change

1 rating: 5.0

a book by Karen Scalf Linamen

Do you wish something in your life was different? Take heart! You already possess the first and most important ingredient for change. Don’t waste your dissatisfaction, wield it! Intimate, humorous, and inspiring, Only … see full wiki

Tags: Books, Nonfiction, Christian Living, Personal Change, Habits

Author: Karen Scalf Linamen

Publisher: WaterBrook Press

Date Published: December 16, 2008

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Perfect book to help you make lasting life changes

Apr 13, 2009

by ChristysBookBlog1

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Only Nuns Change Habits Overnight by Karen Linamen is the perfect book to start reading at the beginning of the year. There are hundreds of books out there that will tell you just how to fix your life: budgeting, diet, exercise, self-improvement, etc, but the reason there are always more of these books is that we find it hard to stick with any plan that requires us to change, even if we desire it! Linamen seeks to help us stick with actual change by determining what holds us back from making changes and helping us overcome those obstacles. Her writing is always funny, yet incredibly smart. Most chapters include the opportunity for journaling and self-discovery exercises. I didn't do all of them, but the ones I did revealed a lot, even to me! There are many reasons why we can't stick with serious change, but Linamen addresses each one with the encouragement to never give up. I do recommend reading this book in the morning or midday. I read it each night before bed, and I sometimes forgot to keep the vows I made to myself the night before, but that's my own fault. I've passed the book on to my husband in hopes that we can both makes changes together.<br/>

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