How to Walk into a Room: The Art of Knowing When to Stay and When to Walk Away | 
so-soA quiet reflection on being willing to reevaluate things you participate in throughout your life. I like the way the author encourages you to reflect on the good that came from each role even after you leave it. She provides some tools, but as she explains it's much more about feeling than action steps, which is probably why I liked, but didn't love it. It will make me think critically about my job/church/boards I serve on, etc. as I move forward.
so-soThis book is not labeled as such, but it is more like a spiritual direction guide for making big decisions. And while the author is a Christian, she is fairly open and it would work fine for folks open to a general spiritual perspective. It was helpful in prompting lots of questions, introspection, and self awareness. But it was a bit acronym/list heavy and the room metaphor got old fast. Some good nuggets but just okay.
