Positive thinking stretches far beyond positive minds, and reading positive books can make you a competent coach of your being. Most areas in our lives require optimism, as well as physical and spiritual wellness.
Self-improvement books serve differently; some help you embark on your journey towards well-being while others act as boosters to your current achievements.
The only ounce of effort you make is to give the audience to that voice inside the pages of the reads below.
6 Best Self-Help Books
1. Think And Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
The cover of this book holds seven magical worlds; ‘For Men And Women Who Resent Poverty.’ You may think it is only about cash, and affluence, but cutting through the pages holds more than material gain.
Its first page points out that ‘Riches can’t always be measure in cash,’ showing that it isn’t a ‘grow rich book,’ but a reminisce of finding out what truly matters. Planning, persistence, decision reaching, and lessons you can learn from fear are the basics the pages emphasize on.
The book points out how to care not only about the weight of your pockets but also the thoughts in your head, and how to focus on the objectives at hand.
2. Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers
The book serves raw honesty and sincere inspiration with toppings of newer and bolder possibilities.
The shrewd voices between the lines of this book are those of a friend who understands you, a boss that pushes you out of the ‘safe haven’ you don’t want to get out of, a guru that reminds you to let go of anything you don’t need, and a fortune teller proclaiming the coming of a new age.
You must want a read of this.
3. The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck
When the first words you read in a book are ‘ Life is difficult’, you immediately stay woke and pen down relatable lessons.
The voice in the book will walk you through tranquility and fulfillment. Aspects such as narcissism in relationships will help you discern dependency from love, absolute parenting, and how to become your true person.
4. As A Man Thinketh by James Allen
It covers classic self-help ideas and the revelations of how our thoughts coin our reality. Its beam focuses on the truthfulness that, noble thoughts make a noble person, while shallow thoughts curate a miserable human.
The no-nonsense lines uncover ideas of how one can master their thoughts to mold the life they desire instead of sailing through life oblivious of the core forces that pins them on failure and frustration.
5. See You At The Top by Zig Ziglar
This uplifting read describes how a triumphant self-image is the steps towards personal success, happiness, and peace of mind.
It focuses on breaking down mental barriers and lauds the habit of thinking and behaving in ways that get you to the top.
6. Man’s Search For Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl
The true story in the book holds the lesson that, while suffering is inevitable, you have a choice of how to respond towards it.
The tale of a prisoner whose entire family is murdered in a concentration camp during World War 2 will show how our harrowing experiences can be the compass to renewed purpose in life.
Summary
Self-help buckets physical relations, spirituality, financial wellness, and many other aspects of our lives, and the books above have by no means emptied the shelves.
There are many fantastic self-help books out there. If your favorite is not on this list, please share it with us in the comment section below. We will be delighted!
Feel free to add more books and read yourself into greatness whenever you can.
I havent read any of these but i feel like i need to! great post i have read the book called the anxiety solution and it helped me lots!
Thank you, Jessie, for reading the article and for sharing your book. I have not read it but I will, thanks to you.