7 Most useful books on self-development :

7 Most useful books on self-development :

1  Tina Seelig.  "Insight Out" 

2  Kelly McGonigal.  "The Willpower Instinct" 

3 Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Les Hewitt.  “The Power Of Focus”

4 M.J. Ryan.  "This Year I Will..."

5 Neil Fiore.  “An easy way to stop putting things off for later”

6 Josh Kaufman.  "The Personal MBA"

7 Jan Yager.  “Work Less, Do More” 

1  Tina Seelig.  "Insight Out" ↴

Specifically, where should you start your own business?  And what is a profitable idea?  How to learn to solve business difficulties?  What is worth paying the most attention to and for what purposes is it necessary to spend all your professional skills and valuable time?

The author of the book “Do it yourself.  Tips for those who want to leave their mark ”- a teacher at the Stanford University Entrepreneurship and Innovation faculty, using examples from her own personal experience, will tell readers about a non-standard approach to solving business problems, breakthrough thinking, and innovation.

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2  Kelly McGonigal.  "The Willpower Instinct"  ↴

Physical health, financial position, relationships with others, and professional success depend on willpower - this is a well-known fact.  But why do we so often lack this very willpower: in one moment we control ourselves, and in the other - feelings overwhelm us and we lose control?

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3 Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Les Hewitt.  “The Power Of Focus” ↴

How often, starting one thing, were you distracted by something more interesting or simple and as a result, threw it?  How many times have you told yourself that you will leave work at exactly 7 in order to kiss your son or daughter before they go to bed, and then blame yourself for not succeeding this time too?  And how many months did you last before letting down all the money deferred for the first installment of the apartment?

Dozens of works are written about the importance of goal setting.  The authors of this book go further - they can help you achieve your goal ... a habit!  Then from the difficult task “focusing on the goal” will turn into a familiar, fully feasible, and regular activity, and the result will not belong in coming.

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4 M.J. Ryan.  "This Year I Will..." ↴

The book is about how not to be afraid of changes and find your own “formula of success” to make your life better, achieve your goals, and implement your plans.  It is about how to find a starting point from which positive changes will become permanent, and dreams will become reality.

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5 Neil Fiore.  “An easy way to stop putting things off for later” ↴

Putting things off for later is often not a sign of laziness, but a symptom of loss of motivation.

For thirty years now, the author, a well-known psychologist Neil Fiore, has been successfully using a simple strategy in working with procrastinating clients: stop reproaching myself for failures and imperfections, change my position from “I should” to “I wanted this myself”, define personal and work goals and make a plan for their achievement, which will immediately reserve time for rest.  And to implement the strategy, you need to use the step-by-step methodology described in this book.

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6 Josh Kaufman.  "The Personal MBA" ↴

MBA training is a costly pleasure and not always a justifiable investment.  Even the most prestigious business schools, such as Harvard or Wharton, offer outdated, template-based programs that will teach you how to create PowerPoint slides and useless financial models rather than working methods of business management.

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7 Jan Yager.  “Work Less, Do More” ↴

This book is about how to work as efficiently as possible, while not experiencing stress, but getting pleasure from work, in addition, the book teaches you to do all the necessary work on time and at the same time find time for yourself.  Jan yager describes in detail how to get rid of the constant work-related overfatigue and properly organize the work process so that not a single second is wasted.

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