Let’s Embrace The Journey To Personality Development

Are you someone who looks into the mirror every morning and thinks about being better than who you were yesterday? Are you someone who believes in growing holistically each day? If your answer to these questions is a yes, then you are going to find a close companion in all these 5 amazing personality development books. Be it finding solutions to your problems or about finding mental sanctity, these books would surely help all the readers to introspect and lead their lives in a better way. So, are you ready to feel the change? 

1. The Only Skill That Matters by Jonathan A. Levi

The Only Skill That Matters

The sea of knowledge is expanding every second and thence we have tones and tones of information coming our way every moment. But is it possible to process so much data? Does the human mind have the power to store and retain the knowledge this cosmos beholds? The answer to all this and more lies in the words of this book.

Penned by Jonathan A. Levi, this book is ideal for every reader seeking to equip himself/herself with all that is needed to take on the challenges life throws at us. With its approach anchored in neuroscience, this book presents us with several ways to become a fast learner and to process the overwhelming data we are baffled by, thus becoming one’s great companion on the road to personality development.

2. As a Man Thinketh – James Allen As A Man Thinketh

As A Man Thinketh

Published in the year 1903 and penned by the brilliant James Allen, this book is a sheer masterpiece. Based on how thoughts mold a man, and in turn his overall personality, this book assures to take each reader on a journey to introspection and help them in rediscovering who they are.

A significant part of the New Thought Movement, in this book, Allen talks about the small secrets to having a fulfilling and cherished life, guided by one’s constructive thinking and his/her perspective towards life. Not only this but the way this book has been authored also speaks volumes about the experience of the author himself in dealing with his life and giving it a direction. So, if you haven’t read it, read it now!

3. Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen

Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity

Are you struggling to strike a balance between your personal and professional life? Are you tired of your hectic daily schedule? Do you feel exhausted at the day’s end? If yes, then this book is a must-read for you. Authored by David Allen, Getting Things Done is a book that guarantees a life-changing experience to all its readers. Be it the chaos of life or the problem of being disorganized, this book is a stop solution for all your life problems and helps you to develop a better personality with each passing day.

3. Think and Grow Rich – Napoleon Hill

Think And Grow Rich

Simply put, Think and Grow Rich can be described as years of research penned in the form of a book  Penned by Napolean Hill, this is one book that deserves to be on every reader’s bookshelf. Based on twenty-five years of study of individuals with amassed personal fortunes, this book brings us the 16 laws derived as a result of Hill’s in-depth study, which he even applied on himself before writing about them. On-of-its-kind books, this is surely going to broaden the horizon of every reader. 

4. The Power of Subconscious Mind – Dr. Joseph Murphy

The Power of Subconscious Mind

Be it success or motivation, every aspect of life can be deeply studied when looked at by the lens of psychology, and that exactly what Dr. Joseph Murphy did. In this book, The Power Of Subconscious Mind, he throws light on the practical techniques which, when implemented well, can unleash the power the human mind beholds. This book not only helps in developing a good personality but also empowers one to do better and grow each day. Owing to the years of research done by Dr. Joseph, this book is sure to introduce its readers to the whole new world of success, prosperity, peace, and personal well-being. 

5. Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking by Susan Cain

Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking

In a world where everyone lives to speak, listening is a long lost art. Everyone everywhere today wants to be vocal and align their thoughts, words, and action with the influential to derive success. However, what they forget is that being the loudest and driving one’s ideas home to others can never lead to lasting success. And this book says exactly the same. Dedicated to the introverts but a wonderful read for others too, Quiet by Susan Cain is a book in sync with the age-old proverb silences speak volumes and shows everyone the power of quietness.

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