Book Recommendations by Steph Beth Nickel
In my last guest post, I spoke about getting older.
Below are a few of the books I recommend for those of us “of a certain age” and others as well.
[Note: All book links point to Goodreads.]
Health and Fitness
Independence for Life by Will Harlow: An excellent step-by-step guide to improve mobility, strength, balance, and bone density, as well as focus on lessening chronic pain.
Biblical View of Aging
Dust to Dust by Jen Wilkin: An insightful look at what the Scriptures say about growing older.
Building a Legacy of Faith by Chris Syme: An examination of what we can leave behind that will truly bless others.
No Matter What Your Age
The Next Right Thing by Emily P. Freeman: A look at how to determine the next step to take, no matter how small.
The Next Right Thing Journal by Emily P. Freeman: A guided journal to help you determine what’s next.
Free of Me by Sharon Hodde Miller: A challenging yet encouraging examination of how to be less self-focused with countless honest examples from the author’s life.
The Cost of Control by Sharon Hodde Miller: A book whose subtitle says it all: Why We Crave It, The Anxiety Over It, and The Real Power God Promises.
The Plan by Kendra Adachi: A guide by the author of The Lazy Genius Way and host of the podcast The Lazy Genius. The tagline: How to be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don’t.
As an editor, Steph Beth Nickel has the honour of coming alongside writers to help them polish their work. As the coauthor of Paralympian Deb Willows’s memoirs, Steph has been blessed to work with this amazing woman. And as a future self-published author, with the Lord’s help, Steph has taken brave steps toward publication.
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