Reading Between the Words
Hear the inspiration behind each book as authors share why they wrote it, what they hope readers take away, and the personal stories that bring their words to life.
Exploring Richard Bach's 'Illusions' with Arlene Cohen Miller
Arlene Cohen Miller discusses her admiration for Richard Bach's "Illusions," highlighting key moments and themes that resonate with her. She delves into how the book's ideas connect to her life and work, while LS Kirkpatrick shares a personal connection to its themes. Arlene also touches on her educational background and influences that shaped her perspective. The conversation shifts to reflections on modern youth, technology, and the evolving societal landscape. The episode concludes with closing remarks and provides contact information for listeners interested in further engagement.
Key Points
- Arlene Cohen Miller shares how her spiritual journey and background as an attorney led her to become a work-life harmony and leadership coach.
- Richard Bach's book "Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah" is highlighted as a spiritually uplifting and easy-to-read story that resonates deeply with Arlene.
- The importance of continuous learning and embracing multiple interests is emphasized as key to personal growth and fulfillment.
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