“Sometimes, you read a book and it fills you with this weird evangelical zeal and you become convinced that the shattered world will never be put back together, unless and until all living humans read the book.” -John Green
If a person does not read, then they have no advantage over the person who can't read. - Mark Twain Click To TweetI have moved all my selection of personal development reading over to this blog post for you. It was quite a job, yet worth doing and I hope you make great use of the book list below.
The recommended self improvement reading that I’ve added to this page is not in any particular order of priority, other than adding my own at the very top left.
As I add more books, they will be inserted at the tail end of the collection.
When I find better versions of any or would consider a replacement more worthy of your time, then I’ll swap those.
You might also like my other post at 5 Personal Development Books To Read
As well, I have (ad) this extra collection of positive resources to explore.
Another great resource for reading is (ad) Blinkist. The Blink that their community loved the most in 2021 was (ad) Atomic Habits by James Clear
Sometime, I might return to this collection and re-order the books into groups of my favorites and the most impactful books that I could suggest for your own reading.
Until then, enjoy making your own way through the following titles.
Simply click on any book’s image to be taken to the Amazon listing, where you can read a description for that book and where you can also explore other people’s reviews of each book.
Also, go look at this collection of self improvement products.
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