Coffee Shop Inspirations provides a fun, coffee shop casual approach for taking your leadership and relationship skills to the next level. In this book, you’ll learn how the Bible and psychology team up to provide powerful tools for dynamic life change. Whether you’re feeling stuck in your personal growth or searching for innovative ideas to lead and connect well, this book is for you. Instead of waiting for change to happen, take a proactive approach, and learn the five strategies that you can begin practicing right now to become a better leader, parent, and friend!
Discover:
Don’t Pick Up the Rope: A tool for arguing less and connecting more.
Make the Best Bad Choice: A strategy for getting unstuck and building momentum.
Focus on the Good: Ideas for generating energy and creativity
Reframe the Problem: Tactics for breaking through barriers and achieving your goals.
Take Care of You: A plan for staying healthy and refreshed on your ongoing leadership and relationship journey.”As an Assistant Pastor and therapist, I have enjoyed reading this book. Jed had been able to use his God given talents to bring light for both Christians and Psychotherapists. This is truly a must read for all.”
~Carlos E. Magallon, M.A., Ephesians 4:5 Ministries
“Jed makes applying key principles from the Bible and psychology practical and easy.”
~Jessica Daly, IMF
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The author provides a quality read and a quality way to make life better – I highly recommend this book. 5 stars
~Beverly Clark, Reader’s Choice Book Reviews
Jed Jurchenko did an amazing job in his first book which combines Biblical with … Jed Jurchenko did an amazing job in his first book which combines Biblical with psychological truth. The book is divided into five parts: don’t pick-up the rope, make the best bad choice, focus on the good, reframe the problem, and take care of you. Most of the illustrations used in the book are family oriented. Thus his focus in on leadership for building healthy family relationships or friendships.Â
Simple–not simplistic–strategies. Utterly practical, never preachy. It’s difficult to write a book of simple strategies to improve leadership and relationships that aren’t simplistic. Jed Jurchenko has succeeded by delivering on that promise. The strategies he presents are timeless–drawing from Scripture and Psychology–yet utterly useful and usable. Simply practical, never preachy.Â
Great book that starts a needed conversation, but needs a little work I especially liked that the author took the challenge of showing that psychology and faith are not polar opposites. The battle between psychology and faith is something that I’ve seen in the Christian community (i.e. “Christians aren’t supposed to be depressed” concept). I also like the fact that the book takes on little chunks of psychological concepts, shared a Biblical application, and provided some recommendations at the end of each chapter.Â