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Isabella Viora
I’m an emerging writer. I love reading and writing book reviews. I also learn about relationships and personal mental growth. I share original writings in my daily life, and hope you enjoy my content.
How Can I Stop Being a People Pleaser? I Finally Found What Worked
How can I stop being a people pleaser? The love-or-fear check-in, pausing before yes, and why not everyone has to like you.
Read moreHow to Help Siblings Get Along: Without Losing Your Mind
“He started it.” “She won’t share.” Sound familiar? Here’s what I learned about helping siblings fight less and connect more.
Read moreCan’t Stop Thinking About Work Anxiety at Night? How to Finally Switch Off Your Brain After Work
5-minute after-work shutdown ritual to quiet nighttime work rumination and calm overactive brain.
Read moreWhen the Ache Remains Book Review: Learning to Stay With What Cannot Be Fixed
A contemplative review of Lisa Olivera's 'When the Ache Remains' on sitting with unfixable pain and discovering peace in presence.
Read moreRaising Good Humans Book Review: How to Stop Reacting and Start Parenting Calmly
A reflective review of Hunter Clarke-Fields' 'Raising Good Humans' on mindful parenting and breaking reactive cycles.
Read moreHow Do I Stop People Pleasing: Is Your “Kindness” Actually Just Fear Wearing a Nice Smile?
Distinguish genuine kindness and fear-based people-pleasing; simple ways to set boundaries and build self-worth.
Read moreHow to Build Trust With Your Child (What I Learned After Losing It and Having to Earn It Back)
Simple daily ways to rebuild and build trust with kids, including keeping small promises, sincere apologies and validating children’s feelings.
Read moreThe Heaven & Earth Grocery Store Book Review: The Town That Kept Its Secrets Underground
The story goes back decades to the immigrant and Black community who hid a crime to protect a child.
Read moreEverything Is Tuberculosis Book Review: The Boy with the Goofy Smile
Tuberculosis’s history through one Sierra Leone teen’s story. John Green claims we can cure it yet choose not to.
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