کتاببهترین کتاب‌های انگیزشی که همه باید مطالعه کنند
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آیا شانس شما را ندارید؟ برای بلند شدن از رختخواب به انگیزه نیاز دارید؟ در مورد گرفتن یکی از 101 بهترین کتاب انگیزشی موجود در جهان چطور؟ بگذارید حدس بزنیم: شما این کار را می‌کنید، اما درباره نویسنده یا عنوان آن ایده ندارید.
نگران نباشید: ما اینجا هستیم تا کمک کنیم!
فقط این مقاله را نشانه گذاری کنید، تا کل سال 2022 تحت پوشش قرار بگیرید. حتی اگر برای خواندن یک کتاب 300 صفحه ای کمتر از سه روز نیاز باشد! خواه خودسازی باشد که به آن علاقه دارید یا کتاب‌هایی در مورد رشد شخصی، چه بخواهید بهترین کتاب‌های انگیزشی برای زنان یا بهترین کتاب‌های انگیزشی همه دوران‌ها – همه آنها اینجا هستند.
بدون بحث بیشتر – بیایید رول کنیم.
فهرست 101 بهترین کتاب انگیزشی
(برای رفتن به قفسه مربوطه روی عنوان زیر کلیک کنید)
1. مبانی انگیزه
2. قوانین زندگی
3. قدرت مثبت اندیشی
4. شما آدم بدی هستید
5. سخنرانی بزرگ
6. چرا لعنت می کنید
7. افسانه ها و داستان ها
8. بیوگرافی های الهام بخش
9. نگران نباشید، شاد باشید
10. پول را به من نشان بده
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1. قفسه «اصول انگیزه»
شما نمی توانید بدون یادگیری انگیزه به خودتان انگیزه دهید. می خواهید این کار را انجام دهید؟ خوب، این 10 کتاب یک چارچوب فلسفی و نظری عالی ارائه می دهند!
درباره کتاب: برای شروع فهرستی از 101 بهترین کتاب انگیزشی که باید در سال 2019 بخوانید، چه راهی بهتر از مانیفست انگیزشی چیست؟ و برندون بورچارد واقعاً با نام خود مطابقت دارد! “9 بیانیه او برای ادعای قدرت شخصی شما” به شما انرژی می دهد تا بتوانید! این موردی است که باید روی میز کنار تخت خود نگه دارید. یا حتی زیر بالش. (خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید)
نقل قول مورد علاقه:
بدون تلاش واقعی، بدون آزمون و نزاع، هیچ دانش واقعی، بدون پیشرفت، بدون دستاورد عالی، و بدون افسانه. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب: در با چرا شروع کنید، سایمون سینک به دنیا پیشنهاد داد – به قول خودش – «ساده ترین ایده جهان.” یعنی اینکه چرا کاری را که انجام می دهید انجام می دهید مهمتر از چگونه است. شما در حال انجام آن هستید یا حتی چه آن چیزی است که شما انجام می دهید. در Find Your Why سینک با پیتر داکر و دیوید مید همکاری می کند و کتابی را که همه منتظرش بودیم به ما می دهد: راهنمای عملی برای کشف این چرا. (خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | خرید کتاب)
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یک اشتیاق بی پایان برای کارمان، اگر بخواهیم احساس کنیم در کاری بزرگتر از خودمان مشارکت می کنیم، همه باید دلیل خود را بدانیم. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب: عنوان فرعی کتاب پرفروش دانیل اچ پینک در سال 2011، Drive خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید)
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به پسرتان پول بدهید تا سطل زباله را بیرون بیاورد — و شما می کنید تقریباً تضمین شده است که کودک دیگر هرگز این کار را رایگان انجام نخواهد داد. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب: ما مخلوقات عادت هستیم، و داهیگ می داند که قدرت واقعی این بینش در این واقعیت نهفته است که “عادات شما همان چیزی است که انتخاب می کنید.” با این حال، همانطور که به خوبی می دانید، انتخاب آنها آسان نیست: شما به طور ذاتی انگیزه دارید که برخی کارها را بسیار بیشتر از برخی دیگر انجام دهید. و اگرچه تغییر آنها نیز آسان نیست، شما می توانید در واقع این کار را انجام دهید: فقط روال را جایگزین کنید اما نشانه اولیه و پاداش نهایی را حفظ کنید. ظاهراً این 100٪ کار می کند! (خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید)
قدرت عادت
مورد علاقه نقل قول:
قانون طلایی تغییر عادت: شما نمی توانید یک عادت بد را از بین ببرید، فقط می توانید آن را تغییر دهید. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب: صحبت از عادات و نحوه تغییر آنها – در اینجا یک کلاسیک دیگر در این زمینه وجود دارد: سوئیچ چیپ و دان هیث. به گفته برادران هیث، همه تغییرات موفق از یک الگو پیروی می کنند. یعنی، افرادی که تغییر می کنند، همگی دارای جهت گیری روشن، انگیزه فراوان و محیط حمایتی هستند. یا برای استفاده از قیاس جاناتان هایت که استفاده می کنند: شما باید سوار را هدایت کنید. به فیل انگیزه دهید و مسیر را شکل دهید. منظور ما را متوجه خواهید شد: فقط 9.7 را در زیر ببینید. (خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید/span/>
تغییر
مطلب دلخواه :
چون افراد تغییر می کنند خود را فرسوده می کنند. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب: دانیل کانمن یک روانشناس مشهور جهانی است که جایزه نوبل اقتصاد را دریافت کرده است. بنابراین، اساساً، او در حال حاضر در مورد شما بیشتر از آنچه شما هرگز در مورد خودتان می دانید می داند. تفکر، سریع و آهسته خلاصه ای از تحقیقات مادام العمر او است که به بررسی دوگانگی بین تفکر سریع و آهسته می پردازد. ما فکر نمی کنیم که شما پس از خواندن این کتاب، ارزش زیادی برای قضاوت خود قائل شوید. (خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید)
تفکر، سریع و آهسته
نقل قول مورد علاقه:
بر این باورند که مردم به روشی قابل اعتماد دروغ می گویند تکرار مکرر، زیرا آشنایی به راحتی از حقیقت تشخیص داده نمی شود. نهادهای مستبد و بازاریابان همیشه این واقعیت را می دانستند. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب: مالکوم گلدول حتی در چهل سالگی خود یکی از تأثیرگذارترین متفکران عصر ما بود. اکنون در 55 سالگی، او چیزی کمتر از یک نماد نیست. اگرچه – مانند همه کتاب های او – پرفروش ترین نیویورک تایمز ، دیوید و جالوت شاید کمترین کتاب او باشد. اما، به نظر ما، ممکن است انگیزه او باشد. زیرا می تواند به شما نشان دهد که چرا – و چگونه – می توانید برنده شوید، حتی زمانی که همه شانس ها علیه شما هستند. (خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید)
دیوید و جالوت
نقل دلخواه
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شجاعت چیزی نیست که از قبل دارید و در شروع روزهای سخت شما را شجاع کند. شجاعت چیزی است که وقتی در دوران سختی گذرانده اید، به دست می آورید و متوجه می شوید که در نهایت آنقدرها هم سخت نیستند. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب: مردم از همان ابتدا راه‌های مختلفی برای ایجاد انگیزه در خود برای تحمل و موفقیت پیدا کرده‌اند. در قدرت اسطوره – کتابی بر اساس شش مکالمه یک ساعته بین بیل مویرز روزنامه نگار و جوزف کمپبل اسطوره شناس در سال گذشته. از زندگی کمبل – می توانید ببینید که چرا (و چگونه) این کهن ترین استراتژی ها هنوز هم کار می کنند. کمبل می‌گوید: از سعادت خود پیروی کنید، و درهایی باز خواهند شد که قبلاً هیچ دری وجود نداشت. (خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید)
نقل قول مورد علاقه:
We noreferr آنقدر درگیر انجام کارها برای رسیدن به اهدافی با ارزش بیرونی هستیم که ارزش درونی را فراموش می کنیم، لذتی که با زنده بودن همراه است، چیزی است که همه چیز درباره آن است. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب: کلیتون کریستنسن یک محقق ساکن هاروارد است که بیشتر به دلیل نظریه “نوآوری مخرب” مشهور است. با این حال، در چگونه زندگی خود را اندازه خواهید گرفت؟ – که با همکاری جیمز آلورث و کارن دیلون نوشته شده است – به جای ارائه تحلیل دیگری از شومپیتر. سرمایه داری، سوسیالیسم و دموکراسی ، او کتابی بیشتر به سنت آخرین سخنرانی رندی پاوش به ما می دهد. (نگاه کنید به 5.10). و ما باید قدردان آن باشیم! زیرا زندگی خود را چگونه می سنجید؟ «نظریه بهداشت انگیزه» را معرفی می کند که بر اساس آن پول نیست، بلکه شرایط کاری و امنیت شغلی همراه با شناخت، رشد شخصی و احساس مسئولیت است. عوامل محرک واقعی وجود (خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید)
نقل قول مورد علاقه:
رعایت اصول خود در 100 درصد مواقع آسان تر از حفظ آنها در 98 درصد مواقع است. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب: به گفته سوزان فاولر، انگیزه یک مهارت است. به این معنی که مانند همه مهارت های دیگر، می توان آن را آموزش داد و به دست آورد. با این حال، درک نادرست انگیزه منجر به “استفاده نادرست از تکنیک ها برای تحقق آن” می شود. به همین دلیل، چرا انگیزه دادن به افراد کار نمی کند… و چه چیزی هدفی را برای از بین بردن تمام افسانه ها در مورد انگیزه قرار می دهد. در اینجا می آموزید که چگونه بیرونی محرک های داخلی را تضعیف می کند و چگونه برای اینکه انگیزه داشته باشید، باید تحت ARC آزادی زندگی کنید. ما به شما اجازه خواهیم داد تا بفهمید که ARC مخفف چیست. اما ما به شما خواهیم گفت که «افرادی که ARC را تجربه می کنند در حال پیشرفت هستند. آنها به چیزی یا شخص دیگری نیاز ندارند که رانندگی کند.» (یک خلاصه مختصر را بخوانید از کتاب | %DA%A9%D8%AA%D8%A7%D8%A8%20%D8%B1%D8%A7%20%D8%A8%D8%AE%D8%B1%DB%8C%D8%AF)
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%0Aانگیزه یک مهارت است. افراد می توانند یاد بگیرند که در هر زمان و هر مکان، تجربیات انگیزشی مطلوب را انتخاب کرده و ایجاد کنند. برای توییت کلیک کنید
2. قفسه «قوانین زندگی»
برخی افراد هستند که می توانند به شما بگویند که چگونه باید زندگی کنید. و معمولاً به اندازه کافی باهوش هستند که طول عمر دانش خود را در چندین قانون بسته بندی کنند. وظیفه شما: صرفاً دنبال کردن آنها!
درباره کتاب: از همه نظر، جردن پیترسون “تأثیرگذارترین روشنفکر عمومی در دنیای غرب در حال حاضر است.” 12 قانون زندگی او هم طنزآمیز و هم وحیانی است. و آنها همه چیز را پوشش می دهند – از صاف ایستادن با شانه های خود به عقب و قرار دادن خانه خود برای دقیق بودن در صحبت کردن و – بله! – نوازش یک گربه وقتی در خیابان با یک گربه روبرو می شوید. این پیترسون است، بنابراین البته چیزهای بیشتری در آن وجود دارد. و البته، به اندازه جهنم انگیزه دهنده است! (خلاصه مختصری از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید)
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نسل های ناگفته طول کشید تا شما را به جایی برسانید. کمی قدردانی ممکن است به ترتیب باشد. اگر می خواهید اصرار داشته باشید که جهان را به راه خود خم کنید ، بهتر است دلایل خود را داشته باشید. کلیک بر روی توییت
درباره کتاب : در “راهنمای عملی آزادی شخصی” ، دون میگوئل رویز مکزیکی ، چهار اصول شادی و خوشبختی واقعی را نشان می دهد. گرچه نسبتاً ساده-همانطور که همه خرد است-چهار توافق نامه احتمالاً شما را در یک نوع تغییر زندگی و شستشوی جهان تحت تأثیر قرار می دهد. می خواهید فوراً بفهمید که آنها چیست؟ در اینجا خوانده شده . ( خلاصه خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید | دهانه> بهترین نقل قول ها را از کتاب بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید )
نقل قول مورد علاقه :
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در مورد کتاب : شما از قبل می دانید که برایان تریسی یک نوع پسر است. از این رو عنوان. در فقط خاموش شوید و این کار را انجام دهید او 7 قدم خود را برای فتح اهداف خود ارائه می دهد. بنابراین ، شما می توانید یاد بگیرید که چگونه: از بزرگترین مانع موفقیت عبور کنید. مسئولیت زندگی خود را بر عهده بگیرید جرات رفتن به جلو ؛ تصمیم بگیرید که واقعاً چه می خواهید ؛ غلبه بر تعلل ؛ به یک یادگیرنده مادام العمر تبدیل شوید. و هرگز تسلیم شوید. ( خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید | درباره برایان تریسی | کتاب را بخرید )
نقل قول مورد علاقه :
٪ 2fblog.12min.com ٪ 2fbest-motivational-books ٪ 2f & text = top ٪ 20 people ٪ 20build ٪ 20learning ٪ 20into ٪ 20aCh ٪ 20Day. 94 approximate ٪ 20one ٪ 20book ٪ 20per ٪ 20week. & مرتبط “Target =” _ Blank “rel =” noopener noreferrer “> افراد برتر هر روز یادگیری را می سازند. آنها هر روز سی تا شصت دقیقه می خوانند – تقریباً یک کتاب در هفته. برای توییت کلیک کنید
درباره کتاب : آکاش کاریا یک مربی اوج عملکرد و یک مربی مشهور NLP است. و در عادات عاطفی ، او نشان می دهد که چگونه زیرنویس “7 افراد مقاوم” متفاوت عمل می کنند و چگونه می توانند به شما کمک کنند در کسب و کار و زندگی موفق شوید ، “این کتاب” خواندن سریع است که می تواند مزایای فوری و بلند مدت داشته باشد. ” (فیل بارت) کمترین نیست زیرا شامل اجرایی های عملی نقطه ای است. ( خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید /a> | کتاب را بخر
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درباره کتاب : زندگی دشوار است زیرا با رعایت قوانین پیچیده ، آن را حتی غیرقابل تحمل تر می کند. اگر هستید – پس این کتاب برای شما مناسب است. با استفاده از صدها مطالعه و بیش از یک دهه تحقیق ، در قوانین ساده sull and eisenhardt نشان می دهد که قوانین ساده معامله و چگونه است. فقط با تعداد کمی از آنها مسلح ، “شما می توانید حتی پیچیده ترین مشکلات را برطرف کنید.” و شکوفا شود. ( خلاصه خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید /i > | 1540896463 & sr = 8-2 & keywords = ساده+قوانین “> کتاب را بخرید )
قوانین ساده
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درباره کتاب : یک کتاب دیگر میز کنار تختخواب-یا حتی زیر ستون-کتاب. Ryan Holiday ، توسط یکی از رهبران “به اتهام استوئیسم” ، روز استوئیک روزانه شامل “366 مراقبه در مورد خرد ، پشتکار و هنر زندگی ” – یکی برای هر روز از سال ، تا آخر عمر. و همه آنها با تعطیلات اظهار نظر می کنند که نشان می دهد این مکتب فلسفه باستانی برای دنیای مدرن ما چقدر مرتبط است. ( خلاصه خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید | 1540896946 & sr = 8-3 & keywords =+daily+stoic “> کتاب را بخرید )
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درباره کتاب : هیو مک لئود (از gapingvoid.com) یک مرد کاملاً خلاق است. بنابراین ، هنگامی که او کتابی را منتشر می کند که لیستی از 40 کلید خلاقیت خود را به اشتراک می گذارد ، موظف است چلپ چلوپ کند. یک paean به اصالت و عدم انطباق ، همه را نادیده بگیرید ناگفته نماند که الهام بخش است. در پایان کتاب ، مطمئناً می خواهید مداد مهد کودک خود را به عقب برگردانید. ( خلاصه خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید /a> | کتاب را بخرید ))
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در مورد کتاب : کریس گیلبو زندگی بسیار غیر متعارف را تجربه کرده است ، داوطلبانه با کشتی های رحمت ، راه اندازی 100 دلار و تا 35 سالگی از 193 کشور جهان بازدید می کند. بنابراین ، به نوعی ، او به هنر عدم انطباق تسلط داشته است. این کتاب بر اساس مانیفست آنلاین محبوب خود ، “راهنمای مختصر برای تسلط بر جهان” ، آنچه را که او در طول این روند آموخته است ، به اشتراک می گذارد. و می تواند به شما کمک کند نه تنها یاد بگیرید که چگونه قوانین خود را تنظیم کنید و زندگی مورد نظر خود را زندگی کنید ، بلکه همچنین چگونه می توانید جهان را تغییر دهید. (
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درباره کتاب : از نظر اکثر مردم – بله ، ما به شما نگاه می کنیم ، مادران و پدران – رویاها متضاد واقعیت هستند. با این حال ، از نظر Deepak Chopra ، واقعیت و رویاها به هم پیوسته اند ، و “همان قوانینی که طبیعت برای ایجاد یک جنگل ، یک ستاره یا بدن انسان نیز می تواند تحقق عمیق ترین خواسته های ما را به وجود آورد.” یک راهنمای عملی به اندازه جیب برای تحقق رویاها ، هفت قانون معنوی موفقیت ، به اشتراک می گذارد و چگونه ؛ و هم انگیزه و روشنگری است. ( خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید | sr_1_1؟ یعنی = utf8 & qid = 1540897997 & sr = 8-1 & keywords = The+Seven+معنوی+قوانین+از+موفقیت “> کتاب را بخرید )
هفت قانون معنوی موفقیت
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درباره کتاب : درست است ، بسیاری از کتاب ها می توانند ادعا کنند که شامل “10 قانون غیر متعارف برای تعریف مجدد زندگی شما و موفقیت در شرایط خود شما” است ، اما پرفروش ترین ویشن لاخیانی در واقع . این احتمال زیاد وجود دارد که شما با هیچ یک از آنها (حداقل به شکلی که در اینجا به اشتراک گذاشته شده است) در هر کتاب دیگری که تاکنون خوانده اید ، با آنها روبرو نشده اید. و با این حال ، از قانون شماره 1 (“فراتر از CultureScape”) از طریق قانون شماره 7 (“زندگی در Blissipline”) گرفته تا قانون شماره 9 (“غیرقابل توصیف”) – همه آنها معنی دارند و مفید هستند! ( خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید | sr_1_1؟ یعنی = utf8 & qid = 1540898377 & sr = 8-1 & keywords = کد++از++فوق العاده+ذهن “> کتاب را بخرید )
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3. “ قدرت تفکر مثبت ”
علم بارها نشان داده است که افراد نیمه تمام شیشه ای زندگی طولانی تر و شادتری نسبت به بقیه ، خوب ، ما دارند. این کتاب ها نشان می دهد که چرا. و چگونه می توانید یکی از آنها شوید.
درباره کتاب : بیش از یک قرن پیش منتشر شده است ، همانطور که یک مرد فکر می کند مقاله ادبی جیمز آلن ، یکی از اولین مواردی که “با قدرت فکر و به ویژه با استفاده و استفاده از فکر به موضوعات شاد و زیبا” سروکار دارد. توسط خود آلن به عنوان “کتابی که به شما کمک می کند به خودتان کمک کند” توصیف شده است ، همانطور که یک مرد فکر می کند یکی از اولین کمک های خود است کتاب ها؛ و هنوز هم یکی از بهترین هاست. ( خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید )
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درباره کتاب : حتی اگر پنجاه سال بعد از شاهکار جیمز آلن منتشر شد ، قدرت تفکر مثبت معمولاً به عنوان کتابی که انقلاب “تفکر مثبت” را آغاز می کند ، اعتبار می یابد. عادلانه ، با توجه به این واقعیت که به سبک ساده و در عین حال جذاب نوشته شده است ، و این که لیست گسترده ای از تاریخچه های پرونده را گردآوری می کند تا با دستورالعمل های عملی همراه شود. یک کلاسیک ( خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید | کتاب را بخرید )
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درباره کتاب به طور مستقیم از ایده های نورمن وینسنت پیل – یا آنهایی که توسط والاس واتلز (10.1) ، ناپلئون هیل (3.8 و 10.2) یا هلنا بلاواتسکی الهام گرفته شده است. و ، در واقع ، راز بینش جدیدی ارائه نمی دهد. اما قانون جذابیت را به ساده ترین روش ممکن توضیح می دهد – به همین دلیل این کتاب بیش از 30 میلیون نسخه فروخته شده و به 50 زبان جهانی ترجمه شده است. ( خلاصه ای از کتاب را بخوانید /i> | Buy the book)
The Secret
Favorite Quote:
The truth is that the universe has been answering you all of your life, but you cannot receive the answers unless you are awake. Click To Tweet
3.4 David Hooper – Ask, Believe, Receive
About the Book: Byrne’s The Secret may be inspired by Peale’s The Power of Positive Thinking, but Ask, Believe, Receive is a direct sequel to The Secret. Inspired by the fact that “The Secret exposed the world to the Law of Attraction in ways James Allen, Earl Nightingale, and others hadn’t,” David Hopper wrote this book to complement it with a practical guide. It is a “step-by-step formula, actually five of them, to help you achieve what you want in specific areas of your life – money, relationships, health, employment, and business.” در هفت روز (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
The Law of Attraction won’t enclose you in a cushy cocoon, so you never have to deal with problems again – but it can give you greater control over how many of those problems you experience. Click To Tweet
About the Book: A list of 101 best motivational books is bound to include quite a few Brian Tracy entries; after all, he is a powerhouse – if not the powerhouse – in the world of motivational speakers. In Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life, Tracy provides a step-by-step blueprint on how to transform your ways of thinking about yourself and your potential and, thus, change your life for the better. If not – for the best. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
The very best way to predict the future is to create it. Click To Tweet
About the Book: “I have endeavored to explain the great fundamental truths of your mind in the simplest language possible,” writes Joseph Murphy in the introduction to his ultra-popular The Power of Your Subconscious Mind. And he does. نتیجه؟ The best book on the “miracle-working power of your subconscious mind” and its ability to “heal you of your sickness” and “make you vital and strong again. “ (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Busy your mind with the concepts of harmony, health, peace, and good will, and wonders will happen in your زندگی Click To Tweet
About the Book: Just like is the case with most of the books in this category, the premise of You Can Heal Your Life is quite simple: everything is connected, and you can use this to your own benefit. However, if the other books explore the links between your mind and the universe, Louisa L. Hay’s perennial bestseller is mainly focused on the interconnections between your mind and your body. The main takeaway: most diseases are actually mental diseases; and they can be cured via your mind. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
What we think about ourselves becomes the truth for us. Click To Tweet
About the Book: After the Second World War, the godfather of self-help books and New Thought guru, Napoleon Hill, teamed up with businessman and philanthropist W. Clement Stone. Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude is the final result of their collaboration. “These two men,” commented upon it none other than Norman Vincent Peale, “have the rare gift of inspiring and helping people… In fact, I owe them both a personal debt of gratitude for the helpful guidance I have received from their writings. ” (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Success Through A Positive Mental Attitude
Favorite Quote:
Whatever your mind can conceive and can believe, it can achieve. Click To Tweet
About the Book: It’s been half a century since The Road Less Traveled was first published, so it may be a bit difficult today to understand the spiritual impact this book exerted upon publication. Read it, and you’ll instantly see why it sold almost 10 million copies long before books of its kind became mainstays of the bestseller lists. Exploring the topics of discipline, love, religion, and grace, Peck’s book will etch in your mind such truisms as “laziness is the ultimate sin” and “love is not a feeling, but an action.” (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Until you value yourself, you won’t value your time. تا زمانی که برای وقت خود ارزش قائل نباشید، کاری با آن انجام نخواهید داد. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Translated into more than 30 languages and recommended by Oprah Winfrey on numerous occasions, The Power of Now is one of the best manuals you’ll ever find on how to conquer your ego and let go of your worries. A mixture of Buddhism, mysticism and New Age, Eckart Tolle’s masterpiece suggests that about nine-tenths of your anxieties come not from things which are happening, but of things which have happened or might happen. And this is something you can – and should – change. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
The Power of Now
Favorite Quote:
As soon as you honor the present moment, all unhappiness and struggle to dissolve, and life begins to flow with joy and ease. Click To Tweet
4. The “You Are a Badass” Shelf
As the story itself demonstrates, there’s a Goliath in every David; in other words: it’s all in the state of mind. The biblical David had God as his guide; we are positive that these ten great motivators can serve the same purpose in your transformation from a David to a Goliath.
About the Book: In the world of best motivational books and consequently authors, Brené Brown is all but a legend. And Rising Strong is her call for “a critical mass of badasses who are willing to dare, fall, feel their way through tough emotion, and rise again.” And the rising process she suggests is a simple 3R procedure. First, you reckon with your emotions; then you rumble with your stories; and, finally, you revolutionize your existence. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
The truth is that falling hurts. The dare is to keep being brave and feel your way back up. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Hilarious and inspiring, You Are a Badass is the debut book of Jen Sincero, a motivational coach who has helped numerous people worldwide transform their lives and finally experience happiness. It is a 250-page tour-de-force of inspiration, shared out in 5 parts and 27 chapters. Through quite a few inspiring stories, wise advices, and simple exercises, Sincero goes on a mission to teach you “how you got this way,” “how to embrace your inner badass,” “how to tap into the motherlode,” and “how to get over your b.s. قبلا، پیش از این.” You know, the lot which will help you learn “how to kick some ass.” (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
If you’re serious about changing your life, you’ll find a way. If you’re not, you’ll find an excuse. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Angela Duckworth is University of Pennsylvania’s Christopher H. Browne Distinguished Professor of Psychology and a 2013 MacArthur Genius Fellowship awardee. So, it’s safe to say she knows some things about human nature. In her debut, Grit, she claims that talent is only one part of the equation for success. Moreover, that it may even be the least important part. As she repeatedly shows in this great book, the ones who succeed are rarely the ones who are the best. It’s the ones who are the grittiest. Or, to clarify that a bit, the ones with the passion and the perseverance to succeed. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Grit
Favorite Quote:
With effort, talent becomes skill and, at the very same time, effort makes skill productive. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Oftentimes, average players can become great overnight; the only thing that’s changed in the meantime: their confidence. Brian Tracy’s book shows the extent to which self-confidence is the secret ingredient to success; and teaches you how you can attain it so that you can become unstoppable, irresistible, and unafraid in every area of your life. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
What one great thing would you dare to dream if you knew you could not fail? Click To Tweet
4.5 Rachel Hollis – Girl, Wash Your Face
About the Book: It’s not you: nobody has life figured out. Rachel Hollis, for example, has four children, owns an ultra-popular blog, and is the CCO of a company she has founded. او چگونه این کار را انجام می دهد؟ Well, actually, she doesn’t: she has merely let the chaos of her life spur her onwards. In Girl, Wash Your Face she shares the tips and tricks. Oh, yes: if the title wasn’t a giveaway, guys, turn away – this one’s for the girls only. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
You, and only you, are ultimately responsible for who you become and how happy you are. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Among other things, Shonda Rhimes was the creative force behind one of the most popular TV shows ever: Grey’s Anatomy. She was also a workaholic with barely a minute to spare on her three children or dearest friends. That all changed in 2015, her “Year of Yes.” This book chronicles her experiences of that year; and can certainly inspire you to do something and start creating some of your own. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Happiness comes from living as you need to, as you want to. As your inner voice tells you to. Happiness comes from being who you actually are instead of who you think you are supposed to be. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Rife with insightful interviews and astute life lessons, Choose Yourself is one of the best self-improvement and motivational books you’ll ever read. The basic premise is (once again) quite simple (just see the title), but the way it’s related and the sheer force of the arguments is compelling. Because, as Altucher says, if there ever was a time in history when you could choose yourself – that time is today. بیشترین بهره را از آن ببرید. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Forget purpose. It’s okay to be happy without one. The quest for a single purpose has ruined many lives. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Tony Robbins is a motivational powerhouse. In fact, just seeing him or hearing him talk is enough for one to realize that he’s all kinds of a powerhouse. Awaken the Giant Within, a massive 600-page book, is perhaps his still best-known and best-loved work. As you’ll find out in it, getting rid of your old limiting belief systems is a painful process; but if there’s someone who can inspire you to endure the pain necessary to develop an empowering belief system, well, Robbins is your guy. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Awaken the Giant Within
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I truly believe we all have a sleeping giant within us. Click To Tweet
About the Book: As its title suggests, Now, Discover Your Strengths is a sequel to Buckingham’s debut, First, Break All the Rules, with the sole aim to help you – and we do mean you – realize your innate potential. It does this via the Internet-based StrengthsFinder Profile, based on a multimillion-dollar 25-year-long study. Once you buy the book, you’ll discover your unique number to use the program. And after going through the internet analysis and discovering your strengths, you are advised to come back to the book and find the best way to use them. Very unique, Now, Discover Your Strengths is not only groundbreaking but also an extremely useful book. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
If you stop investigating yourself for fear of how little you might find, you miss the wonder of your strengths. Click To Tweet
About the Book: If you don’t know who Ken Robinson is, then there’s a high chance that you don’t know what TED is either; because Robinson’s 2006 speech, “Do Schools Kill Creativity” is by far the most viewed TED Talk of all time. Finding Your Element builds upon that speech and its prequel-book (The Element), which taught us that the Element is the point at which “natural aptitude meets personal passion.” Here you’ll learn how to discover it and transform your life. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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Finding your Element is vital to understanding who you are and what you’re capable of being and doing with your life . Click To Tweet
5. The “Great Lecture” Shelf
Regardless of who you are or who you’ll become, a large part of it (for better or for worse) will always be the aftereffect of your professors’ lectures. We can only wish that some of them looked like these ten.
About the Book: On February 22, 1899, Elbert Hubbard, an American philosopher and publisher, was irked by a lazy worker. That very night, he wrote this 32-page essay in an attempt to expose “the imbecility of the average man” and his “inability or unwillingness to concentrate on a thing and do it.” His starting point for comparison: a certain soldier named Andrew S. Rowan, who, just prior to the Spanish–American War, was tasked with carrying a message from President William McKinley to the Cuban insurgents’ leader, Gen. Calixto García, “somewhere in the mountain vastness of Cuba—no one knew where.” Hubbard’s main point: Rowan asked no questions; he just took the message and delivered it. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
The hero is the man who does the work. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Due to his problems with depression and anxiety, David Foster Wallace lived a famously secluded life. In fact – and unfortunately – the only public speech he ever gave in his life was the commencement speech delivered on May 21, 2005 to the graduating class at Kenyon College. An unforgettable lecture on awareness and empathy, the speech was published in a slightly extended version as this book in 2009, a year after Wallace decided to end his life. Regardless of whether you’ll listen to the speech or read the book, Wallace’s messages will most certainly remain with you for many years to come. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book | Listen to the speech)
Favorite Quote:
You get to consciously decide what has meaning and what doesn’t. You get to decide what to worship. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Back in 1994, J. K. Rowling was a single mother of one, diagnosed with clinical depression and as “poor as it is possible to be in modern Britain, without being بی خانمان.” A year later, 12 publishing houses rejected her manuscript of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Today, she is one of the bestselling authors in history . In her 2008 Harvard Commencement Speech Rowling looks back at it all and shares the two lectures she wishes she had been taught at university: the importance of imagination and the usefulness of failure. (Read a brief summary of the speech | Watch the speech)
Favorite Quote:
It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all, in which case, you fail by default. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Atul Gawande is an exceptional American surgeon and public health professor. In this TED2017 speech, he explains that, regardless of his level of expertise, he still needs a coach to get better – or at least not to regress. Athletes have been aware of this fact ever since the beginnings of sport. Even a Michael Jordan or a Garry Kasparov needs a coach. Doesn’t that mean, by implication, that we all do? (Read a brief summary of the speech | Watch the speech)
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Great coaches…are your external eyes and ears, providing a more accurate picture of your reality. Click To Tweet
About the Book: There are objective facts and events; and, then, there are also our emotional reactions to them. It is the latter which actually shape our lives, everything from our health through our relationships and careers to the genuineness of our happiness and contentment. That’s why it’s exceptionally important to develop emotional flexibility; and Susan David’s speech will tell you how you can achieve that. (Read a brief summary of the speech | Watch the speech)
Favorite Quote:
Diversity isn’t just people; it’s also what’s inside people, including diversity of emotion. Click To Tweet
About the Book: The title of this book is the first of Admiral William H. McRaven’s ten life lessons. It’s a different way of saying “start your day with a task completed.” The other nine are the following ones: you can’t go it alone; only the size of your heart matters; life’s not fair – drive on; failure can make you stronger; you must dare greatly; stand up to the bullies; rise to the occasion; give people hope; and never, ever quit. Funny and inspiring, McRaven has a host of personal anecdotes to illuminate each of these suggestions; and to inspire you to dare greatly. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book | Watch the speech)
Favorite Quote:
Without pushing your limits, without occasionally sliding down the rope headfirst, without daring greatly, you will never know what is truly possible in your life. Click To Tweet
About the Book: “Even if you’re not an expert in a particular domain,” says Tapiwa Chiwewe in this endlessly unassuming and infinitely inspiring speech, “your outside expertise may hold the key to solving big problems within that domain.” In his case, it was his background in computer engineering that helped him solve an ecological problem. What will the combination be in your case? The combinations are endless. And that’s the point. (Read a brief summary of the speech | Watch the speech)
Favorite Quote:
Sometimes just one fresh perspective, one new skill set, can make the conditions right for something remarkable to happen. Click To Tweet
About the Book: The second most watched TED Talk in history, Amy Cuddy’s Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are can be summed up in a single sentence: strike a “power pose” (think Wonder Woman) and your body will start releasing hormones to boost your feelings of confidence. In other words, regardless of whether you’re actually confident or not – you can trick your body to trick your mind that you are. (Read a brief summary of the speech | Read some Amy Cuddy quotes | Watch the speech)
Favorite Quote:
Don’t fake it till you make it. Fake it till you become it…Do it enough until you actually become it and internalize it. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Morrie Schwartz, a sociology professor, was Mitch Albom’s favorite teacher at Brandeis. However, even though he had promised him the opposite at his graduation day in 1979, Mitch (now a nation-famous sportswriter) had not corresponded with Morrie for the next 16 years. And then he learned from an interview with Schwartz on the TV show Nightline that his university professor is dying from ALS. He called him immediately and for the next fourteen weeks, Mitch Albom spent every Tuesday with Morrie Schwartz. This book describes their discussions, covering everything from family to religion to the meaning of life. And it’s everything you’d expect it to be: poignant, heartbreaking, life-changing. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
The truth is, once you learn how to die, you learn how to live. Click To Tweet
About the Book: What if you suddenly find out that you have barely a few months left to live on this planet? We know what you’re thinking: there are so many things I’d do, so many dreams I have yet to achieve. Well, what’s stopping you now? In a nutshell, that’s the question Randy Pausch thinks is the most important one you can ask yourself. And the question he tried to answer in a poignant and inspiring one-hour talk, which he gave before a packed audience, merely 8 months before he passed away. This book grew out of that talk. And it’s so wonderful that we can honestly say to you this: if Pausch can’t motivate you to start achieving your dreams today, well, we don’t know who can. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book | Watch the speech)
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We cannot change the cards we are dealt; just how we play the hand. Click To Tweet
6. The “Why Would You Give a Damn” Shelf
You know what? You worry about too many trivial things in your life. And that’s what stopping you from being happy. Here are ten books which can teach you how to give less damn about, well, almost everything.
About the Book: Published in 1948, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie – the godfather of self-improvement – is widely considered a self-help classic and one of the best books on the topic ever written. Carnegie wrote it because, in his own words, he “was one of the unhappiest lads in New York.” And these are the time-tested methods which helped him recognize and overcome his worries. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Nobody is so miserable as he who longs to be somebody and something other than the person he is in body and mind. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Mark Manson is not a guy who’ll ever try to sugarcoat his words or his messages. And, albeit The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck cites quite a few academic studies, very early on you get the feel that this book is the best (unsubtle) proponent of the message he’s trying to relate to his readers. Namely, that life is unfair and that no matter how much you try to make it right, it will certainly find a way to hit you with a hammer at the least convenient moment. Your job is to find a way to absorb the blow. And not giving a damn about 99% of the things you are – is the best way to do it. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
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Who you are is defined by what you’re willing to struggle for. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Profoundly believing that “stress is nothing more than a socially acceptable form of mental illness,” Richard Carlson — a renowned psychotherapist and motivational speaker — spent almost all of his (unfortunately short) life studying the ways to overcome it. And the trademark-titled Don’t Sweat Over the Small Stuff is his best-known book on the subject. It shows marvelously how important is to simply calm down and chill out in life. True, the idea is simple, but so is Carlson’s style. Which makes both for an enjoyable and an inspiring read. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
We deny the parts of ourselves that we deem unacceptable rather than accepting the fact that we’re all less than perfect. Click To Tweet
About the Book: “The life-changing magic of not giving a f*ck,” writes Sarah Knight in this “practical parody” of Marie Kondo’s The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, “is all about prioritizing. Joy over annoy. Choice over obligation. Opinions vs. feelings.” Hilarious and stimulating, Sarah Knight’s profane language, coupled with her blunt honesty, will teach you “how to stop spending time you don’t have with people you don’t like doing things you don’t want to do.” آن را دوست ندارید؟ Well, Knight couldn’t care less about it. It’s there on the first page: this is “a no f*cks given guide.” (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
I call it the NotSorry Method. It has two steps: 1. Deciding what you don’t give a f*ck about; and 2. Not giving a f*ck about those things. Click To Tweet
About the Book: At first glance, the title of this book says it all. What it doesn’t say, however, is that Ryan Holiday is a modern-day Stoic (see 2.6) and that, for him, ego is not merely a clinical term in Freudian theory, but a word to describe “an unhealthy belief in your own importance.” And this belief is something you must get rid of, Holiday says, going over a host of killing-the-ego-related positive anecdotes – as well as cautionary tales – to make his point. Some of the great historical and contemporary figures mentioned in his book are George Marshall, Christopher McCandless, Jackie Robinson, Eleanor Roosevelt, as well as Larry Page, Paul Graham, and Steve Jobs. ببین چرا. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Ego Is the Enemy
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Be lesser, do more. Imagine if, for every person you met, you thought of some way to help them, something you could do for them? And you looked at it in a way that entirely benefited them and not you. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Before he became the world-famous entrepreneur that he is today, Timothy Ferriss was not much different from you; in other words: he worked about two-thirds of the day – and slept away the last one. There must be more to life – he thought to himself one day while on a 3-week sabbatical to Europe. And that’s when he stopped checking email and started outsourcing assignments. نتیجه؟ Well, see the title. If that seems like a stretch, we guarantee you at least this: stick to Ferriss’ advice and you will at least undoubtedly escape the boring 9-5 lifestyle that’s draining all of your energy. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
The 4 Hour Workweek
Favorite Quote:
Doing less meaningless work, so that you can focus on things of greater personal importance, is not laziness. Click To Tweet
About the Book: In his book, David criticizes the so-called life-hack gurus who rarely come up with realistic solutions to people’s problems. There’s no denying it that attitude and the right mindset can’t get you anywhere, but why so few decide to cultivate a good set of habits. David Goggins is now considered to be one of the fittest men on this planet. How did he managed to achieve this? First by admitting to himself that he has a problem, and then by following a proven plan that is much more than some quick-fix scheme . (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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Denial is the ultimate comfort zone. Click To Tweet
About the Book: If you’re anything like us, the first question you ask yourself every time you come up with an idea for something big is “what if it doesn’t work out?” Well, it’s time for a why-worries paradigm shift: in What If It Does Work Out? Susie Moore takes you on a step-by-step journey of how to transform your side hustle into cash; and, by way of proxy, your mediocre present of whys and what-ifs into a bright future of passion and fulfillment. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
You are not your job. You are much bigger than and not restricted by whatever your job title says you are – even if you love your current career. Click To Tweet
About the Book: In the words of Joseph Campbell (see 1.8): “if you can see your path laid out in front of you step by step, you know it’s not your path. Your own path you make with every step you take. That’s why it’s your path.” So, “stop walking through the world looking for a confirmation that you don’t belong,” Brené Brown joins in (see 4.1). “The truth about who we are lives in our hearts. Our call to courage is to protect our wild heart against constant evaluation, especially our own. تو بیشتر از هر شخص دیگر به اینجا تعلق داری.” And no one can teach you to stop worrying about the world and brave the wilderness inside you better than Brown. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
I have started to believe that crying with strangers in person could save the world. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Almost any book illuminating the principles of Tibetan Buddhism can teach you to worry less and accept more. This one – one of our favorites – is written by a Berkeley-educated disciple of that crazy sage, Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche; and abounds with piercingly beautiful pieces of counterintuitive “heart advice for difficult times.” The bottom line: you can overcome any pain by embracing it; and Pema Chödrön has a knack for choosing the right words in teaching you how. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
The most difficult times for many of us are the ones we give ourselves. Click To Tweet
7. The “Fables and Fiction” Shelf
“I give you the truth in the pleasant disguise of illusion,” informs us Tom Wingfield at the beginning of Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie. And that’s what great fiction always does; and that’s why you can learn more about real life from these ten fictional stories than you can from, well, real life itself.
About the Book: Imagine a group of prisoners incarcerated in a cave and chained in such a manner that they are merely facing a blank wall; and on the wall: nothing but shadowy projections of people and things passing in front of a fire burning behind them. And yet, since they can perceive nothing else, the shadows are what constitutes reality for these prisoners. According to Plato, in this unforgettable excerpt from The Republic, it is the job of the philosopher to break away from the chains and inspire others to see that there’s more to reality than mere projections ; and it is a job he did flawlessly. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Anyone who has common sense will remember that the bewilderments of the eyes are of two kinds, and arise from two causes, either from coming out of the light or from going into the light. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Inspired by an old folktale (search for the Peddler of Swaffham), Paulo Coelho’s most-celebrated book, The Alchemist, follows the journey of a young shepherd named Santiago, from the pastures of Andalusia to the pyramids of Egypt – and back again. The reason for this journey: a recurring dream which promises the poor boy treasure. In the end, he finds it; but it’s not where he expected it to be; and, moreover, it’s not what he expected it to be. Oh, just when will they finally release that Idris Elba-starring movie adaptation? (Read a brief summary of the book | Read the best quotes from the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it. Click To Tweet
About the Book: According to Norman Vincent Peale (see 3.2), The Greatest Salesman in the World is “one of the most inspiring, uplifting, and motivating books” in existence; and, according to Matthew McConaughey, it profoundly changed his life. A parable set in the last years of the first century before Christ, this tiny booklet weaves mythology and practical tips in a way which makes life much more graspable and the act of selling (in the words of Daniel H. Pink) an inherently human – and humane – endeavor. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
I am here for a purpose and that purpose is to grow into a mountain, not to shrink to a grain of شن. Click To Tweet
About the Book: In a novelistic fashion, The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari retells the story of Robin Sharma’s actual real-life transformation. A motivational fable, it is presented in the form of a conversation between two friends, Julian and John, during which the first one, a successful trial lawyer, recounts to the second one how he sold his Ferrari and his holiday home after suffering a heart حمله کنند. And how that decision was the best in his life, because it funded a Himalayan journey which, ultimately, changed his whole perception about himself – and life itself. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Life has bigger plans for you than you can possibly know. Click To Tweet
About the Book: A very short 32-page barely illustrated story, Who Moved My Cheese? tells the story of two mice (Sniff and Scurry) and two little people (Hem and Haw). They live in a maze and are in a constant pursuit for cheese. After they find a whole bunch of it, the little people seem quite content with the discovery, while the mice are already thinking about the day they’ll have none. Sure enough, that day comes. And the little people have no choice but to learn how to deal with the scarcity of food. One of them deals with it better. And tries to motivate the other. And, much more importantly, by way of proxy, you. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
If you do not change, you can become extinct. Click To Tweet
About the Book: What can a story about an outcast seagull who prefers mastering the art of flying to, well, eating, tell you about how you should live your life? Surprisingly: a lot. It is not for nothing that the book is dedicated to “the real Jonathan Seagull, who lives within us all.” Critically acclaimed Fahrenheit 451 author Ray Bradbury once wrote that Richard Bach “does two things: he gives me Flight. He makes me Young. For both, I am deeply grateful.” We are too, Ray, we are too. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Overcome space, and all we have left is Here. Overcome time, and all we have left is Now. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Profoundly influenced by Western (Jungian) psychoanalysis and Eastern (Buddhist) philosophy and written in the simplest and most lyrical of styles, Siddhartha is one of the all-time classic novels of self-discovery and enlightenment. Siddhartha, a contemporary of the Buddha, experiences everything from the silence of asceticism through the pleasures of sex to the emptiness of loss – only to ultimately realize that life is actually what happens deep within ourselves. Let Hermann Hesse guide you on this very same path through the pages of this absolutely mesmerizing book. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
We are not going in circles, we are going upwards. The path is a spiral; we have already climbed many steps. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Remember how John Keating motivated his students in Dead Poets Society? Well, this is the book he used to do that. And if you want to “live deep and suck out all the marrow of life” – it is certainly the book you should read as soon as possible! (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. Click To Tweet
7.9 Ernest Hemingway – The Old Man and the Sea
About the Book: Ernest Hemingway had written quite a few immense novels adored by literary critics before he penned The Old Man and the Sea in 1951 in Cuba, but it seems that both the Nobel Prize Committee and the general public of the world really made note of him as a writer because of this novella. A story about a Cuban fisherman and his exhausting fight with a 5.5-meter-long marlin and quite a few hungry sharks, The Old Man and the Sea reads as something even more than an unforgettable allegory: a modern myth. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Man is not made for defeat… A man can be destroyed but not defeated. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Killed in an amusement park accident while trying to save a little girl from a falling cart, 83-year-old Eddie awakes uninjured in heaven. He is afterward taken on a journey through all five levels of it, meeting, at each step, a person whose life had been interrelated with his own while on earth. A timeless tale, The Five People You Meet in Heaven is as profound and as moving read as Tuesdays with Morrie (see 5.9); and at least as life-altering. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
We are all connected. You can no more separate one life from another than you can separate a breeze from the wind. Click To Tweet
8. The “Inspirational Biographies” Shelf
Some lives can be just as inspiring as any book or movie; the least they deserve is to be put on paper or adapted for the big screen. Here are our ten choices.
About the Book: Voted one of the ten most influential books in the United States, Man’s Search for Meaning is a once-in-a-lifetime life-changing book. Written by Viktor Frankl, an Auschwitz survivor, the book is not merely a haunting memoir of his soul-crushing experiences in the concentration camp (something which would have been enough to earn this book a place on this list in itself), but it also introduces a psychotherapeutic method which has helped numerous people around the world to overcome any kind of difficulty in their own lives. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Man’s Search for Meaning
Favorite Quote:
So live as if you were living already for the second time and as if you had acted the first time as wrongly as you are about to act now! Click To Tweet
About the Book: Here’s another memoir straight from the depths of despair and the abysses of human evil. Arguably the most famous among many written against the background of the horrors of the Holocaust, Anne Frank’s Diary chronicles the last two years of her prematurely ended زندگی However, what has really made this book “one of the most enduring documents” of the 20th century is Anne Frank’s “triumphant humanity in the face of unfathomable deprivation and fear. ” (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
It’s really a wonder that I haven’t dropped all my ideals, because they seem so absurd and impossible to carry out. Yet I keep them because, in spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart. Click To Tweet
About the Book: What is the What is subtitled “The Autobiography of Valentino Achak Deng” which may even sound a bit strange if you don’t know Dave Eggers’ aptitude for combining fiction and non-fiction to create unforgettably imaginative novels firmly rooted in reality. Yes, that means that Valentino Achak Deng is a real person and that Dave Eggers is essentially writing his story in his place. And what a story it is! One of the Lost Boys of Sudan, battling being orphaned, starvation, soldiers and lions (yes, lions!) only to finally be offered a new life in the United States and end up discriminated. Remind us, Primo Levi: what does it mean to be a human? (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Humans are divided between those who can still look through the eyes of youth and those who cannot.” Click To Tweet
About the Book: Paul Kalanithi was an Indian-American neurosurgeon with an MA in Literature and a bright future ahead of him when he was diagnosed with metastatic stage IV lung cancer. He passed away two years later, a month shy of his 38th birthday. Behind him he left a loving wife, a newborn daughter and a thought-provoking book which will undoubtedly enthuse you with a new-found love for life; whilst, expectedly, bringing quite a few tears to your eyes. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Even if I’m dying, until I actually die, I am still living. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Adapted in a 2014 Angelina Jolie-directed movie, Unbroken tells the story of Louis “Louie” Zamperini, the youngest US Olympian in history and a World War II hero. After suffering a plane crash, Zamperini survived 46 days drifting in the ocean before landing on the occupied Marshall Islands and ending up a Japanese prisoner of war. And he overcame everything to die peacefully in the 97th year of his life. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
A lifetime of glory is worth a moment of pain. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Back in 1963, Jeannette Walls set herself on fire while trying to cook herself some hot dogs on the stovetop because her mother was too busy painting to bother making her lunch . The most frightening part of that story: she was merely three years old. Still under the impression that you had a bad childhood? Walls’ remarkable memoir, The Glass House, is here to shatter for you that impression, all the while redefining the meaning of some words such as “family” and “love.” (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Things usually work out in the end.’ ‘What if they don’t?’ ‘That just means you haven’t come to the end yet. Click To Tweet
About the Book: “Do not judge me by my success,” said Nelson Mandela once. “Judge me by how many times I fell down and got back up again.” Long Walk to Freedom, his autobiography which served as the basis of the similarly titled 2013 movie adaptation, documents all of his pre-1994 falls and, more importantly, ascends. History has already judged them; by taking a bow. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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A nation should not be judged by how it treats its highest citizens, but it’s lowest ones. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Based upon the author’s early life, Dan Millman’s Way of the Peaceful Warrior tells the story of the life-changing meeting between a hurt world champion gymnast and a powerful old warrior/gas station attendant nicknamed Socrates. It may sound stranger than fiction, and yet, it’s all but. The 2007 movie adaptation was dubbed “Rocky for the soul,” and Eckhart Tolle (see 3.10) praised it with the words: “Watch it and be transformed.” Let us paraphrase him: read the book and change your outlook on life. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
The secret of change is to focus all your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Phil Knight is currently worth more than $30 billion; and yet, just fifty years ago, he was basically a penniless entrepreneur with a risky idea. Namely, to strike an exclusive deal for the US distribution rights of the Tiger shoes with the Japanese Onitsuka company by presenting himself as a representative of Blue Ribbon Sports. The trick is: Onitsuka is a giant, and Blue Ribbon Sports is located in Knight’s parents’ house and has only him as the sole employee. Shoe Dog tells the rest of the story. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Shoe Dog
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Let everyone else call your idea crazy… just keep going. Don’t stop. Don’t even think about stopping until you get there, and don’t give much thought to where ‘there’ is. Whatever comes, just don’t stop. Click To Tweet
About the Book: If not the favorite, Richard Branson is certainly the most colorful and least boring of all great entrepreneurs (Elon Musk comes close second). Judging by the quote below, you can easily guess why. Losing My Virginity is the first part of his autobiography – and it’s as outrageous and inspiring as you would expect! (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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I can honestly say that I have never gone into any business purely to make money. If that is the sole motive, then I believe you are better off not doing it. A business has to be involving, it has to be fun, and it has to exercise your creative… Click To Tweet
9. The “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” Shelf
According to most philosophers, happiness is the ultimate goal of human life; in fact, according to Aristotle, it is the only thing human beings desire for its own sake. But should it be? Find out with some of the most motivational books on the subject of happiness ever written.
About the Book: “If you have even the slightest curiosity about the human condition,” writes Malcolm Gladwell (see 1.7), “you ought to read this book.” And you really should! Written by a Harvard psychologist, it is witty and engaging, wide-ranging and thoroughly researched. Not to mention it answers some of the most troublesome questions of your life! Like, for example, why does the grocery store line slow down the very moment you join it? (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
If you are like most people, then like most people, you don’t know you’re like most people. Click To Tweet
About the Book: If there’s one thing that Gretchen Rubin is famous for – other than long, long subtitles – is her interest in all topics happiness-related. In this case, she explains why she spent a year trying to sing in the morning, clean her closets, fight right, read Aristotle, and generally have more fun. And how that all worked out. By the way, the project had a sequel in Happier at Home which was all about kissing more, jumping more, abandoning a project, reading Samuel Johnson – and some other experiments in the practice of everyday life So be sure to check that one as well! (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
One of the best ways to make yourself happy is to make other people happy. One of the best ways to make other people happy is to be happy yourself. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Who better to tell you how you should live a happy and worry-free life than the man a large part of the world population considers the most enlightened human being currently treading the earth? In The Art of Happiness, His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama, shares his simple philosophy on the art of happiness – all the while providing you with a multipurpose handbook for living. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion. Click To Tweet
About the Book: It’s easy to experience a moment of happiness; what’s difficult is sustaining it for the long run. The How of Happiness by Russian-born American psychologist Sonja Lyubomirsky – justly advertised as “a scientific approach to getting the life you want” – is focused on this letter part of the equation. And for a reason: according to studies, 40% of your happiness depends on your intentional activities and only 10% on the circumstances. True, the other half is genetically determined, but look at it this way: even in the worst-case scenario, you’re responsible for at least half of your own happiness. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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People have a remarkable capacity to become inured to any positive changes in their lives. Click To Tweet
About the Book: One of the preeminent economists of happiness today, Richard Layard has been fascinated for most of his life with something called the Easterlin paradox. Namely, it seems that people’s happiness depends on their income only until a certain point – after which, money has no effect whatsoever on their wellbeing. The interesting thing: the paradox is as factual as Napoleon’s date of birth. Richer societies? Oh, no – says Layard in Happiness. We need to strive for happier societies. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
The more television people watch, the more they overestimate the affluence of other people. And the lower they rate their own relative income. The result is that they are less happy. Click To Tweet
About the Book: In the words of Susan Cain, author of Quiet, Dale Carnegie (see 6.1) was last century, Stephen Covey was last decade, but Neil Pasricha is what’s now. And after earning himself a name with The Book of Awesome series and giving one of the most inspiring TED Talks ever (“The 3 A’s of Awesome”), Pasricha is back again with the simplest of all happiness equations: want nothing + do anything = have everything. Believe it or not – it is not a contradiction in terms. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Motivation doesn’t cause action. An action causes motivation. Click To Tweet
About the Book: In The Happiness Hypothesis, award-winning psychologist Jonathan Haidt examines – in as many chapters (not counting the conclusion) – ten ancient ideas about what it means to be happy; and he extracts the most applicable parts of them all. The main metaphor he uses – that of the dichotomy between the rider (the conscious mind) and the elephant (the unconscious mind) – has been reused by many authors during the last decade – the finest evidence in favor of the popularity and significance of this کتاب. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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Love and work are to people what water and sunshine are to plants. Click To Tweet
About the Book: An advocate of positive psychology, Shawn Achor is a Harvard-educated researcher in happiness and the presenter of one of the most popular TED Talks on the platform, “The Happy Secret to Better Work.” And someone whose books would fit just as nicely on our third shelf. Because his main thesis is that it isn’t success which brings happiness, but, the other way around: it’s happiness which brings success. His seven principles of positive psychology are as thought-provoking as funny-named. And we bet you want to immediately find out what does “Tetris effect” and “Zorro Circle” stand for. لطفا انجام بدهید. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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We tend to miss what we’re not looking for. Click To Tweet
About the Book: According to almost every study ever conducted, Denmark is the happiest country in the world. According to Meik Wiking – who is the CEO of the Happiness Research Institute in Copenhagen and is, of course, Danish – this is because the Danish have mastered the art of hygge. Wikipedia defines it as a “mood of coziness and comfortable conviviality with feelings of wellness and contentment;” Wiking has the details. And a bunch of practical tips. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
Happiness consists more in small conveniences or pleasures that occur every day, than in great pieces of good fortune that happens but seldom.” Click To Tweet
About the Book: As we told you in 9.4 above, about half of happiness is genetically determined; which means that there are numerous people on this planet who are, simply put, almost incapable of being happy. Most of them suffer from depression. David D. Burns’ Feeling Good is specifically written for them. Drawing on the ancient philosophy of Stoicism (see 2.6), Burns provides readers with a problem-focused and action-oriented mood treatment which actually and undoubtedly helps. It is called cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and it is widely believed to be as effective as psychoactive medications. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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Your thoughts create your emotions; therefore, your emotions cannot prove that your thoughts are accurate. Click To Tweet
10. The “Show Me the Money” Shelf
As hinted in 9.5 above, money can’t buy you happiness; but, as Clare Boothe Luce, once quipped, “it can make you awfully comfortable while you’re being miserable.” Need some motivation to start earning? Then have a look at these ten books!
About the Book: The book which directly inspired Rhonda Byrne’s The Secret (see 3.3), The Science of Getting Rich is a century-old classic on the subject of wealth attraction. “There is no reason for worry about financial affairs,” claims Wattles. “Every person who wills to do so may rise above his want, have all he needs, and become rich.” Just follow Wattles’ rules, and you will become rich; with – and this is a direct quote – “mathematical certainty.” (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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The very best thing you can do for the whole world is to make the most of yourself. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Written in 1937, Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich is the ultimate classic in the genre. Inspired by a suggestion from none other than Andrew Carnegie – at the time the richest man in the world – the book lays out the 13 principles of the Philosophy of Achievement: desire, faith, autosuggestion; دانش تخصصی؛ خیال پردازی؛ organized planning; decision; ماندگاری؛ power of the mastermind; the mystery of sex transmutation; the subconscious mind; مغز؛ حس ششم. It’s difficult to argue with any of them. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Think and Grow Rich
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One of the main weaknesses of mankind is the average person’s familiarity with the word ‘impossible. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Advertised as “the most inspiring book on wealth ever written,” The Richest Man in Babylon is yet another of the undisputable all-time self-help classics. Just like Jesus in his Sermon on the Mount, George Samuel Clason imparts his wisdom and knowledge through a collection of parables set in ancient Babylon. He who has ears to hear, let him hear! (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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It costs nothing to ask wise advice from a good friend. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Just like Clason’s classic, Robert T. Kiyosaki’s bestseller – according to many lists, the #1 personal finance book of all times – is also written in a simple style abounding in immediately comprehensible parables. Its wisdom boils down to something that should be a truism: you can’t become rich without a proper education; and your school doesn’t provide it; neither your proper-education-bereaved poor or middle-class family. Let Kiyosaki. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Rich Dad Poor Dad
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Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success. Click To Tweet
10.5 Tony Robbins – MONEY Master the Game
About the Book: After publishing Awaken the Giant Within in 1991 (see 4.8), Tony Robbins published just one book in the next 23 years: the incremental-changes guide Giant Steps in 1994. And then, two decades later, inspired by the financial crisis, he came up with this exceptional “7-step blueprint for securing financial freedom.” “If there were a Pulitzer Prize for investment books,” noted at the time a review in Forbes magazine, “this one would win, hands پایین.” (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
MONEY Master the Game
Favorite Quote:
Money can have the power to create or the power to destroy. It can fund a dream or start a war. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Dave Ramsey is the common-sense financial guru of millions of Americans. And most of them will tell you that The Total Money Makeover is essentially their Money Bible. Time to make it yours. چرا؟ Because it will help you create a plan for paying off all of your debt; because it will dispel for you the most dangerous money myths out there; and, finally, because it will inspire you to take control of your financial freedom. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
We buy things we don’t need with money we don’t have to impress people we don’t like. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Chris Hogan is Dave Ramsey-approved (“In my opinion, Chris Hogan is the voice of retirement in America today.”) And that should tell you enough. In Retire Inspired, he teaches that retirement isn’t an age, but a financial number. Which means that if you follow his advice – based on the amount of money you need to start living out your dreams – you can retire at any age you like; all you need to be is reasonable. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Favorite Quote:
It’s hard to live your dream in your golden years when you’re trying to make it on an income that’s actually below the poverty line. Click To Tweet
About the Book: If you are like most people, you don’t become rich by suddenly obtaining lots of money; you become rich by consistently spending less than you earn. ساده است. And Stanley and Danko’s comparison of UAWs (under accumulators of wealth) and PAWs (prodigious accumulators of wealth) is ample evidence in favor of this. The bottom line: the rich are your neighbors, and status items are for showoffs. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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Whatever your income, always live below your means. Click To Tweet
About the Book: From time to time, it’s good to have someone turn things on their head. If the power of money won’t do the trick for you – says Daymond John – The Power of Broke undoubtedly will. Published only recently, John’s manual for start-up entrepreneurs gives all the details on “how empty pockets, a tight budget, and a hunger for success can become your greatest competitive advantage.” (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
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The easiest thing to sell is the truth. Click To Tweet
About the Book: Once he successfully limited his workweek to four hours (see 6.6), Tim Ferriss started The Tim Ferriss show, “the first business/interview podcast to pass 100,000,000 downloads” and “generally the #1 business podcast on all of Apple Podcasts.” For it, he had the privilege and honor to interview over 200 world-class performers. Tools of Titans reveals their secrets, in a structured, easy-to-read and easier-to-apply manner. (Read a brief summary of the book | Buy the book)
Tools of Titans
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The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion. Click To Tweet
The Wildcard
About the Book: Some books manage to sell 2 million copies overall, and are considered exceptional successes; The Little Prince sells as much on a yearly basis for the past 70 years! Translated into more than 300 – yes, 300! – languages, this is one of the best-selling books ever published. Also: one of the very best. Fortunately, it just entered the public domain, so now everybody can read it. And everybody should. Because just like Ancient Greek myths or Jesus’ parables, it is timeless; and just like them – you can enjoy it – and understand it differently – regardless of your age. (Read the book | Buy the book)
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One sees clearly only with the heart. The essential is invisible to the eye. Click To Tweet
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