Mother Tongue is an article by Amy Tan, who is best known for her novel “The Joy Luck Club”. This article, much like “The Joy Luck Club” is about culture clash. “Don’t judge a book by its cover or someone’s intelligence by her English” (Tan 20) is the tagline quote at the top of the article and sums up the tone throughout. Tan expresses the struggles of proper English in a household that first language is not English. Judging someone on the way they look and speak is a problem everyone has, but here in America, it is too common. Everyone in America feels as if they have authority and can say what they want. This is the problem the author had to overcome in her life. Tan fears others with similar predicaments as hers that will be told English is not their strong suit and pe pushed to pursue other subjects. The article’s main claim of how one’s passion should not be stopped by stereotyping is an informative argument because the author uses a personal writing tone, shares relatable stories from her life, and showcases her success as an author despite being stereotyped herself.

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Way back in 2016, I was going through a breakup. It wasn’t just any breakup, it was THE BREAKUP. The relationship had been toxic, but I hadn’t realized that yet. It was the type of relationship that had expired long before we said our final goodbyes to each other.

If you're like me, looking to learn more about the world of writing and different ways to get yourself started in this ever-growing industry, you're going to be researching what you can.

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Scott Belsky is the Founder of Behance, the Chief Product Officer over at Adobe, an author, and quite a bit more. He’s a busy guy. Looking at his earliest pursuits, which are shared a lot in his book The Messy Middle, Behance was once a small startup trying to stay afloat. If you haven’t heard of it before, it’s the portfolio website for artists with a strong focus on helping creative professionals find work.

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At one point or another, you'll have raised your kids to a point where you might be thinking about returning to work. Whether you want to hit the ground running and work full time, or need something more part time. The quest to return to the workforce can seem a little overwhelming.

Creative. Entrepreneur. Leader. We all know someone actively pursuing one or more of these titles. Perhaps you are the one pursuing it? Well, if you are (or if you're just here for fun) here are the top three books I've read in 2018 that will open your mind and get you thinking and reflecting on what you can do.

If you feel stagnant in your career path, take the time to read this article before you decide to give up on your current dreams.

Whether you're a new job seeker fresh out of college on the hunt for your first challenge or among the late-game career changers seeking out your dream job later in life, you may find yourself at a loss for the right steps to take on your journey. If this sounds like you, then you'd be smart to seek out help from books for career guidance. But how do you sort through the hundreds and hundreds of career development books out there? Different books take different approaches to the issue, from general interpersonal skills to specific techniques to actual job descriptions. I've taken the liberty of narrowing down some of the absolute best books for career guidance on the market today to help set you on the path for satisfaction and success in your quest for your ideal career.

This was a great book and I want to tell you about the author and why you should listen to him. Sten was a successful Financial Advisor at Raymond James but, at 25, he decided to start his own Financial Planning firm called “Legacy Investment Planning.” In just five years, he acquired $120mm in assets. Most people in this industry don’t reach those numbers until they have been in the business 15-20 years, and there are even more who never reach that amount their entire careers. The fact that Sten did this in such a short amount of time at such a young age is practically unheard of. The Seven Mindsets of Success explains the mindsets that he adopted to reach what he calls “Rapid Top-Level Success...”