My list of Top 10 Self-Help Books ➡️
Be the change you want to see most in your world. I love this book.
Would you sell your ferrari and go to Himalayas for seeking wisdom? Nooo, Right! But he did. Read to know why
When your heart truly desires something , the whole universe will conspire to help you realise your dream.
Why you should never loose hope?
You make connections when you start seeing and understanding things from their point of view.
This is a must read if you are interested in reading about Philosophy and Yoga Meditation.
- Goals! :
How to get everything you want faster than you ever thought! Read this one to know more
Here the writer has presented the four wheels of car like life beautifully and guided about how to find balance and harmony between them.
Want to become a successful leader but don’t know how? This is the book for you
How can you use your subconscious mind to do wonders in your life. Read this one to know
Just another helpbook for people who can digest swearing.
These books have helped me maintain my peace of mind and gave me much required motivation in my hour of need.
During tough times, these books were my saviour, my escape and my bestfriends. They helped me, gave me company, protected my mental health from further damage.
So if you really need some motivation in life, you must give a read to atleast 3 books amongst all these mentioned above in my favourite list of Top 10 Self-Help Books.
My personal most favourite amongst these are two actually :
- Who will cry when you die
- Autobiography of a Yogi
And I really really miss my books because they are all in a different city. Click here to know why if you already don’t know!!!
Next post: It’s going to be about Top 10 fiction novels !
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Have read two of them, I’m sure the rest must be amazing too.
P.S. Eagerly awaiting your next post about fiction!!😃😃
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Which ones have you read Ana??
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The subtle art of not giving an F
The monk who sold his Ferrari
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‘The monk who sold his Ferrari’ this one I guess many have read. And this one has its own essence . Love it 💗
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I am not surprised, it most certainly is a good one!! Although, I fancy Mark Manson’s work a wee bit more.
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Yes youth is able to connect to his work more . He has got his own unique style of writing.
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Definitely, all of them have their own styles and are terrific.
Unfortunately, I’ve got to dash right now. Nice talking!!
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No problem… Stay safe 👍👍
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Thanks for sharing
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Always a pleasure Era 🤍
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And congratulations for the selection of your work in penable magazine 👍
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Thank you so much, Manisha 💙
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A nice compilation, I have especially loved the Monk who sold his Ferrari and The Alchemist. Nice post 🙌
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Yesss 🤍 ‘The monk who sold his Ferrari’ has got everyone’s love. I am sure about that. 😊👍
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I’ve always wanted to read The alchemist! aits definitely on my list to buy😁
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You won’t be disappointed. Go for it. 🤍
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Hi, I love your choice of books. I recently made a post that reviews The Alchemist. Amazing book. I’ll be sure to read the rest of these!
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Just finished reading your review and I was amazed to see how you have very smartly given some portion of the book as a bait to the readers and still didn’t reveal the whole story.
Amazing work there 👍
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Thank you! I’m glad I was able to pull that off. I want that to be the point of these reviews, to bait readers into those books. I’m happy you read it.
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Then you are doing great. Keep up the good work.
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Dale Carnegie books are always the best.
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Absolutely right !!! 🤍
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