Best self-help books to read during downtime
We live in a time when there are more self-help books on the market than any one person can expect to consume in a lifetime. But in today's world, finding time to read a book, let alone a dozen, can still be quite a challenge.
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The 7 Habits of Highly Successful People by Stephen R. Covey
One
of the best-selling self-help books of all time, this title sheds light on
habits shared by people who treat the world around them particularly well. It
further explains that by adopting a set of seven principles that help many
successful people live full lives, you too can set yourself apart from the pack
and increase your odds of achieving greatness.
How to
Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
This
self-help classic from 1936 lays out the basic rules for making a good first
impression and winning over people. By following deceptively simple tips like
smiling, listening, and showing your appreciation, you'll instantly become more
popular and persuasive.
The Power of
Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment by Eckhart Tolle
Highlighting the
connection between the mind and suffering, this groundbreaking self-improvement
book outlines a specific method for ending suffering and achieving inner peace.
By following this guide to living in the present and separating yourself from
your ego, your relationships will improve and your overall quality of life will
improve.
The Four
Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom. A Toltec Wisdom Book by Don
Miguel Ruiz and Janet Mills
In this introduction to the Toltec
civilization, you'll learn about the ancient Mesoamerican society of artists
and scientists and discover how their ideas and knowledge are not only still
relevant, but they also help us overcome negative factors to become our true
personality. can do. prevent us from realizing our full potential.
Think
and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
One of the top
books on self-help, this classic demonstrates how wealth is rarely the result
of luck or coincidence, and almost always, it is the result of traits and
skills that anyone can learn and acquire. Those of us who want to be successful
must first examine our attitude towards our goals and dreams, before making a
plan to achieve them.
The 4-Hour
Workweek: Escape 9–5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich by Tim Ferriss
Achieve the
lifestyle you want and be more productive than ever by automating your income
and adopting the "new rich" mindset. Author Tim Ferriss explains how,
like him, you can quit working full-time and eventually quit your day job
altogether to pursue your dreams and enjoy a life full of comfort.
Getting
Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen
Detailing the
famous productivity system that has helped millions of people confidently
manage multiple projects, this book provides clear instructions on how to plan
projects of all shapes and sizes. By following this step-by-step approach to
productivity, you'll establish control and avoid stress while achieving all of
your goals.
Who
Moved My Cheese? An Amazing Way to Deal With Change in Your Work and in Your
Life by Dr. Spencer Johnson
Revealing
business wisdom through a modern illustration, this compelling story offers
valuable lessons about embracing the turmoil by seeing life's major changes as
positive forces. By adopting a mindset that makes change less frightening and
more rewarding, you can overcome the fear that grows every step of the way and
make your dreams come true.
How to
Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie
Everyone is
concerned, yet very few of us understand the harmful effects of such stress.
Find out how you can deal with personal or business worries thanks to this
acclaimed book, filled with tools, techniques, and assorted anecdotes to help
you worry less and live longer.
Wherever
You Go, There You Are by Jon Kabat-Zinn
Our mind is
constantly immersed in thoughts about the past or the future, taking us away
from the present and away from what really matters. This step-by-step guide
helps you appreciate life and live in the moment by teaching you how to
practice mindfulness and other meditation techniques.
The
80/20 Principle by Richard Koch
They say
that 80% of results are produced by only 20% effort. And when you think about
it, no matter what you do for a living, it probably makes sense. That one phone
call may be what pushes your project into its final stages, while all the
spreadsheets you fill out may be necessary but don't really get you moving. If
you want to get the best results out of your work, this book could be for you!