Unfolding: Slow Down, Drop In, Dare More

by Nancy Hill

Unfolding is a book women want to share with each other mothers, daughters, sisters and friends because it reflects and leads back to their own wise self. Unfolding speaks to a woman s heart not her intellect. Some books are about information. For example, they tell you how far it is to the moon and the circumference of it. Some books are how to books. They tell you how to reach the moon. Metaphorically speaking, Unfolding is about falling in love with the moon. It speaks directly to your experience bringing you into the moment rather than telling you how to do it, it takes you there.

Genres: Nonfiction

164 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Gloria]

Fans of Anne Lamott and Oriah Mountain Dreamer will love the message provided here by Illinois author Nancy Hill. The message is both practical and inspiring, and is directed at women who put their creative side on hold as they care for those they love. This is about paying attention to your thoughts, talents, and dreams and exploring ways to use your talents in ways that bring emotional satisfaction.

[Janet Cobb]

Some great, thought-provoking nuggets.

[Deidre Ferris]

I've always enjoyed quotes - poignant, tender, humorous, educational. Nancy's book is full of them and I ate them up, as I consider them a short cut to learning and there's so much I want to learn still! I like the way the chapters are labeled and the subject matter divided. The content is relatable and shines a mirror back on the reader. For me, it's a reminder that we're continually growing and evolving and human.

[Patti]

A wonderful companion to my morning reflections. Nancy Hill is a wise woman.

[Vi]

All I know that in my pathway to guru-ness, I must learn to tell stories. HOWEVER, meh.