📚Join me and Michelle Tessler tomorrow night (Sunday) for a conversation about what literary agents are really looking for! Free zoom link: us06web.zoom.us/j/89182849220?pwd=idsdafaUxaPoaSTk8GzceznpD13Fc2.1
❤️Just in time for Valentine's Day, a beautiful piece about LOVE and REGRET on CBS This Morning featuring LADYPARTS author Deborah Copaken.❤️
Experts weigh in on the psychology of romantic regret: "It sticks with people"
Whether it's related to romance or not, regret is a near-universal human feeling, according to author Daniel Pink. For his book on that subject, Pink collected thousands of lovelorn anecdotes from people who say they wish they'd done things differently — sometimes, in relationships or missed conne...
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Terrific article on The Leshne Agency's author, Jesse Itzler. Jesse's books Living with a SEAL and Living with the MONKS are huge bestsellers for a multitude of reasons. Thanks, Tad Friend for capturing the eclectic, charismatic, and inspirational essence that uniquely defines Jesse and makes him the Spiritual Billionaire the rest of us gain motivation and joy from.
Jesse Itzler’s Secrets of Success
www.newyorker.com
An upstart motivational speaker wants to reform his profession—while also rising to the top.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Wonderful piece by The Leshne Agency's Leslie Lehr, the prize-winning author of the pop culture memoir, A BOOB'S LIFE: How America's Obsession Shaped Me — and You, exploring the challenge of women today in navigating a new path between sexy and sacred.
I loved my dress. My fiancé's ominous reaction was a warning sign
www.newsweek.com
I lay on the floor where I fell. That's where the girls found me.2 CommentComment on Facebook
She def has the right attitude!
👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽“The astonishing life of Mohammed Ali ben Said is recounted in this sparkling biography. Calbreath fills in the gaps in Said’s story with digressions about the Ottoman slave trade, tensions between Black and white soldiers in the Union Army, Reconstruction-era politics, and more. The result is a fascinating bit of forgotten history.” —@publisherswkly ✍️
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Sorry I missed this. Was it recorded?