10 books that you must read

           10 books you should read

 

A book is our best friend, which helps us move forward every day, so it is very important to choose the best book to read. I know what great kids like to do, but I like to read nonfiction. Lots of non-fiction. And my favorite non-fiction reading moments are when a book bothers me and reintroduces my full understanding of reality and my place within it. Here are my top recommended books that can change your life. These books are the best for students.

1. THE ALCHEMIST

Saying alchemist a good book is like saying pizza is good. ... The Alchemist, for most people, is quite light to read, but it gives such a deep perspective to life, for a book that looks. It tells a story of generic premise: a young man chasing his dream, with a not so generic experience, thought and perspective.

2. THE POWER OF YOUR SUBCONSCIOUS MIND

Dr. Murphy combines scientific research and spiritual wisdom to explain how your subconscious mind influences all aspects of life. Give examples, some of your own experiences, to demonstrate how the mind works. ... It will help you to have a positive attitude towards life in general.

3. THE POWER OF POSITIVE THINKING

In sharing his life experiences, Norman Peale talks about faith in yourself being the fundamental key to happiness and that it will bring back all the good things to the lives of believers. ... The book describes the power of positive thinking and how a firm belief in something really helps achieve it.

4. PLASTIC FREE

Like many people, Beth Terry did not believe that an individual could have a great impact on the environment. But while lying down after surgery, she read an article about the staggering amount of plastic that polluted the oceans and decided to quit her plastic habit. Now she wants to show you how you can do it too. In his quirky and humorous style, well known to readers of his popular blog, My Plastic-Free Life, Terry provides personal anecdotes, statistics on plastic-related health and environmental problems, and personal solutions and advice on limiting his plastic. paw print.

Terry includes practical checklists and charts for easy reference, ways to get involved in broader community actions, and profiles of individuals (plastic free heroes) who have gone beyond personal solutions to create change on a larger scale. Plastic-Free also includes chapters on how to let go of ecological blame, strategies for dealing with overwhelming problems, and ways to relate to others who are not that far down the road without plastic. Both a practical guide and a personal journey from impotence to empowerment, Plastic-Free is a must-read for anyone concerned with the continued health and happiness of themselves, their children, and the planet.

5. ATOMIC HABITS

Atomic Habits is the most comprehensive and practical guide on how to create good habits, break bad ones and get 1 percent better every day. ... Bad habits are repeated not because you don't want to change but because you have the wrong system for change.

6. HOW TO BECOME A STRAIGHT STUDENT 'A'

A strategic plan for success that promises more free time, more fun and world-class results, How to Become a Direct Student is the only student-written study guide for students, with insight and real-world methods to help you master the university system and reach the top of the class.

7. DIGITAL MINIMALISM

   Minimalism is the art of knowing how much is enough. ... Digital minimalists are all around us. They are calm and happy people who can have long conversations without sneaking a glance at their phones. They can get lost in a good book, in a carpentry project or on a quiet morning walk.

8. THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI 

The monk who sold his Ferrari is a fiction by Robin Sharma, (Canadian writer) who is a globally respected humanitarian and widely regarded as one of the world's leading personal optimization and leadership advisers. "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" is one of the best motivational book you will come across.

The book is written in the form of a conversation between two friends. The story is about Julian Mantle, a successful lawyer but full of tension and work pressure, who finally decides to leave his luxuries and his luggage of the past and goes to the Himalaya mountain in search of peace. As you read this book, you will literally feel that you are in the beautiful forest of Savanna, India, where everything is very beautiful. Julian's journey is described in 7 practical lessons. At the end of each chapter there is a summary containing action points, which is easy to remember.

The core of the book is the virtue 7 of enlightened learning, learned from the Himalayas through.

1. Master your mind

2. Follow your purpose

3. Practice Kaizen

4.respect your time

6. Selflessly serve others

7. Embrace the present

Most of them are very inspiring and potentially very useful. A well-cultivated mind will flourish beyond our expectations. The quality of our life literally depends on our thoughts. In this book it is said that even the best conditioned thinkers are using 1/100 of a percentage of their mental resources. Only a well-trained mind can explore the untapped potential of mental capacity.

The mind is a wonderful servant but a terrible teacher. If you have become a negative thinker, it is because you have not cared about your mind and you have not taken the time to train it to focus on good. The mind really like any other muscle in our body. Wear it or lose it.

Most of the book contains nothing that we no longer know. For example: Be positive, think positive, don't let negative thoughts go to waste, etc., which are easy to say but difficult to follow and practice. the gain of the book is simply a change of life. Books simply help you see what is already within you, that is what enlightenment is all about.

Surely you should read the book for everyone who thinks they don't have enough time for anything, life controls them and the days just go by so fast. 'The monk who sold his ferrari' is about how to dominate ourselves. There are no mistakes, only lessons, we see setbacks as opportunities for personal expansion and spiritual growth.

If you really want to get inspired, I personally recommend this book. Little lessons feed your inner and outer growth.

9. THINK AND GROW RICH 

This is one of the most influential books of all time when it comes to achieving financial independence and self-development.

Napoleon Hill wrote this masterpiece with the help of a few super-achievers of his time. Andrew Carnegie, one of the richest Americans in history, along with some other notable billionaires, share his thoughts on personal achievement. It also reflects on how they acquired gigantic wealth and became successful.

This book focuses more on self-development. How we should use our minds and internal resources to be much more than what can be measured with money. It is more about how we can develop internally to achieve success and wealth. How our daily thoughts and actions make us who we are. And how can we apply the philosophy of the great achievers and remove mental obstructions to acquire wealth.

Over 100 million copies of this book have been sold worldwide.

10. THE 5AM CLUB: OWN YOUR MORNING. ELEVATE YOUR LIFE 

We have been reading this since our childhood days "Early to bed, early to get up", so it is most of it covered in this powerful content and I can surely say that if one starts implementing the 5am Club frameworks They can already see that this new approach will have much more staying power for them.

"Life is too short to play with your talent"
While in a world full of cyber zombies that are attracted to digital devices, it is a time to restructure life and if you want to see yourself as unlimited, your mentality, heart, health and soul need to be rearranged.
Simply put, this is a great book, and the end of this book is the beginning of your own journey to "The 5am Club"

All these books are amazing. If you are interested in any of these you can buy them through the link given on the right side.
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