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If you are like me, you have read numerous inspirational self-help books.

My top 3 have to be:

Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill

Feel The Fear and Do It Anyway, Susan Jeffers

Now Discover Your Strengths, Marcus Buckingham

What`s your favourite?

Andrew

FOCUSING by Eugene Gendlin, Ph. D.

A classic, and still the best way to contact your own inner wisdom.

 

Jan Hodgman

www.zenjan.com

 

One of my favorites is Ballsy...99 ways to grow a bigger pair and score extreme business success by Karen Salmansohn.

It`s filled with short and simple yet inspiring nuggets of wisdom.

The Bible

What Color is Your Parachute?

How to Market Yourself.

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The older we get, the more excuses we make for not chasing after our dreams. But truth is, goals are attainable at any age.

Oh yeah, What color is your Parachute is a good one.  I also liked Personality Plus....although I think she`s come out with a newer edition since then.

I think I shall just have to buy `Ballsy...99 ways to grow a bigger pair and score extreme business success` - just because of the title. Wonderful.

I have also come across this blog which states a few more self-help books.

 

Andrew

The Road less traveled, by Scott Peck. This book CHANGED my life!

Cheers. Magda

My list would fill pages but my top ones are:

Unstoppable by Cynthia Kersey (Think and Grow Rich for our times)

The Success Principles by Jack Canfield

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey

The 8th Habit by Steven Covey

The Passion Test by Janet Attwood

Who Are you Really and What do you Want? by Shad Helmstetter

The Secret by Rhonda Byrne

And the All Time Best: Wisdom of the Ages - Wayne Dyer

 

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Sandra Pearson
The Mompreneur Next Door
www.themompreneurnextdoor.com
sandra@themompreneurnextdoor.com

I've read quite a few, my favorite would have to be Bootstrap Business: A step-by-step Business Survival Guide.  It's written by Rich Christiansen and Ron E. Porter.  They are both entrepreneurs and Rich alone has started over 7 multi-million dollar businesses.  It's a great book.  It helped with my company, but my wife would recommend Last Train From Paris by Stacy Cohen.  She is a life style expert who donates millions to children cancer research.  She has also authored a couple of other books as well.

I love the "Feel The Fear and Do It Anyway" book written by Susan Jeffers, her style is unique and the advices she gives are awesome. When I attended the Frankfurt book fair 2013 I saw Karen Salmansohn, she had an amazing speech that left everybody amazed by the things she said, it was truly an amazing experience for me.

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