5 Books I recommend to propel you towards achieving your Goals
#1 Brian Tracy - GOALS
This book is so easy to read, yet so inspiring. This was one of the first books I got a hold of (borrowed) and it changed my view on life. I go back to this book time and again, when I feel like I have hit the ceiling and need some motivation to breakthrough. Brian Tracy is a seasoned expert in the field of personal development and goal achievement. His insights are grounded in years of experience, research, and working with individuals from various walks of life. The book offers a comprehensive approach that is adaptable to different goals and circumstances. It's a roadmap for turning your aspirations into reality.
#2 Steven Bartlett - The Diary of a CEO
Another easy read. I recommend getting the book as I personally have bookmarked and made notes on this book. A great reference. Steven Bartlett, a successful entrepreneur and CEO, shares candid and unfiltered reflections on his journey. openly discusses his failures and setbacks, emphasizing the importance of learning from mistakes. This book is a guide to navigating the complexities of modern leadership, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. Whether you're an aspiring business leader or simply interested in a firsthand account of the challenges and triumphs of a CEO, Steven Bartlett's diary offers valuable insights and a compelling narrative that makes it worth the read.
#3 Nir Eyal - Indistractable
This book is not directly a motivational book, but rather a tool that will supplement your success to stay motivated. Nir provides valuable insights into the root causes of distraction and offers practical strategies to regain control over your attention. The book delves into the psychology of distraction, helping you understand why you get distracted in the first place. It's filled with actionable steps to overcome distraction. This book is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to reclaim their focus and live a more intentional, purposeful life. Whether you're a professional looking to boost productivity or an individual aiming for a healthier relationship with technology.
#4 David Niven - The 100 Simple secrets of Successful People
This book is so tiny yet so powerful. Do not judge a book by it's cover, especially this one. Niven distills the wisdom of successful individuals into concise and easily digestible lessons. Each secret is presented in a short, focused manner, making it an ideal read for those looking for practical insights without lengthy explanations. The brevity of each secret allows for quick reading, making it a convenient choice for those with busy schedules. You can absorb valuable insights in short sittings, making the book a practical option for readers looking to optimize their time. If you're looking for a quick yet impactful read that provides actionable advice for personal and professional growth, David Niven's book is a valuable resource.
#5 Simon Sinek - Start with Why
The title says it all. Sinek's central idea revolves around the concept of starting with "why" — understanding the purpose and motivation behind your actions. The book guides you in exploring your own deeper purpose, helping you align your goals with a meaningful and fulfilling sense of direction. The book offers practical strategies for communicating your ideas effectively by starting with "why." He encourages readers to apply the concept of starting with "why" to their personal lives, helping individuals find greater fulfillment and satisfaction in their everyday choices and pursuits. This book challenges conventional thinking about leadership and success. Sinek's perspective invites readers to question the status quo and consider a more purpose-driven and people-centric approach to achieving their goals.
There you go, 5 easy to read books that will harness your motivation.
Start with 1 book a week. Build a book club or better yet, a mastermind group. These can help cement motivation into your daily lives.
If you have a book you'd like to suggest please let us know in the comments section.
I hope these books help you as much as I did me.
That is all for now.
See you on the next one!
-Pam
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