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You might think summer reading is all about relaxation, but it’s also a fantastic way to fuel your professional growth and spark new ideas. Hey, Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI) community! I try to read every chance I get and wherever I am, enjoying a variety of books through different formats—whether it's audiobooks, Kindle, or old-fashioned books. This is what I am reading or trying to read this summer: 1. "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen R. Covey This timeless classic is my coffee table companion, offering essential habits and principles for personal and professional success. ☕📚 2. "Take Your Company Global" by Nataly Kelly Reading on the go? This one’s on my Kindle. Nataly Kelly provides practical strategies for expanding businesses internationally, perfect for those dreaming big. 🌍📱 3. "Happy Place" by Emily Henry Need a little escape? "Happy Place" is in my pool bag. It is the great mix of relaxation and inspiration. 🏖️ 4. "Atlas of the Heart" by Brené Brown Listening to "Atlas of the Heart" on Spotify during my walks, Brené Brown’s insights on human connection are profound. 🎧 Summer reading isn’t just for fun—it’s a way to stay ahead, learn new things, and get inspired. So, what’s on your summer reading list? Let’s share and grow together! 📚💬 Happy reading and happy summer, everyone! 🌞📖 #SummerReading #LanguageServices #ProfessionalDevelopment #CCHI

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3 things you can do this summer that will both transform your focus and set you up for the next 6 months 🔥

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What’s your favorite summer activity to do at home? React to the post below and let me know how you love to spend your summer days!

What’s your favorite summer activity to do at home? React to the post below and let me know how you love to spend your summer days!