TEA WITH LINDA - CARING

TEA WITH LINDA - CARING

Linda Kavelin Popov, Co-Founder of TVP, January 2026

Linda Kavelin-Popov has a rare ability to point quietly to what is already whole.

Whether speaking about virtues or psychological well-being, she trusts people’s

innate capacity for insight, compassion, and clarity. Her work reminds facilitators

that transformation happens through purposeful practice. If you are a newly

trained facilitator and you have not yet encountered all this magic, these are

Linda’s published books for your personal improvement and to share with family,

friends, and community:

The Family Virtues Guide

This is a practical and compassionate guide for families introducing simple ways

to recognize and nurture virtues in everyday life. Linda’s wisdom shines through

her emphasis on encouragement, respect, and seeing the good already present in each person.

The Virtues Guide

This is a concise introduction to living and speaking from virtues offering clear language and gentle

practices that help people reconnect with their innate strengths and moral clarity.

The Virtues Project Educators Guide (co-authored)

This is a resource for creating caring, values-based learning environments. Linda brings warmth and practicality to education, showing how honoring virtues naturally supports emotional well-being and healthy relationships.

Circle of Five (co-authored)

A framework for personal and collective transformation, this book integrates reflection, dialogue, and shared values, inviting readers into deeper understanding through listening and presence.

Dreaming at the Crossroads of Change

With this reflective guide for times of transition, Linda invites readers to slow down and listen inwardly when life is changing, trusting insight and inner wisdom.

Sacred Moments

This book contains brief reflections on presence and meaning. It honors the quiet, ordinary moments where clarity, love, and understanding naturally appear when we are paying attention.

A Pace of Grace

A call to live more gently and wisely. Linda points to the freedom found in slowing down, trusting life, and allowing wisdom to emerge without striving.