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Book reviews for the self-help enthusiast to help you conquer obstacles and achieve goals.
At Old Age, You Can Still be Healthy
John Robbins wrote a book called Healthy at 100. It's a terrific novel, full of suspense, and the subject is precisely what the title implies. The issue of this book is how to live a healthy life at the age of 100, which most people find incredible. Is it possible to be healthy? Can you withstand adversity? Is it possible to have energy at the age of 100? And the answer is unequivocal yes.
By David Hlm2 years ago in Motivation
12 Best Motivational Books to Inspire You
What do Tony Robbins, Deepak Chopra, and Brené Brown have in common? They’ve all written New York Times Bestsellers that have been turned into motivational books. And they’re not the only ones. There are many more who have done the same.
By Bakir Djulich2 years ago in Motivation
Life Secret "Meaning Seeking"
There is a book called "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl. I'm going to tell you about a small part of the book. This book is compelling. Viktor Frankl was a psychologist in Germany before World War II, and he worked there before the war. And the Nazis took him and all of his family. They put them in concentration camps, and they were all taken away. Viktor Frankl survived, but his entire family was killed in a fire.
By David Hlm2 years ago in Motivation
Book Review: "In One Person" by John Irving
John Irving is one of those rare writers where everything you read by them is just as good as the last thing you read by them. I first read Irving in my teens and that was the great novel The Cider House Rules. Then I read The World According to Garp. And unfortunately, that was it for a very long time. Coming into contact with John Irving's works again in my 20s because of simply finding them in the library and remembering they were on the list of books I wanted to read, I took up A Prayer for Owen Meany. That is one of those novels that you read and you absolutely positively do not forget it in any way, shape or form. It hits the soul. Most recently I have read his books The Hotel New Hampshire and, the one this review is about, In One Person. And nobody writes situational introspective crisis quite like Irving does - I will tell you that.
By Annie Kapur2 years ago in Motivation
9 Best Life-changing books everyone should read in 2022
As we all know, reading is one of the most important habits that a person can develop. It not only helps us improve our vocabulary and communication skills, but it also allows us to learn new things and gain different perspectives.
By Bakir Djulich2 years ago in Motivation
CRUSH IT! — Book that every content creator must read — Book Review
Almost a year back, I ordered the book CRUSH IT! from amazon. At that time I was learning some fast reading techniques. So once I got the book I started applying it, but in that, I missed the core of the book and did not find it interesting at that time. So I return the book.
By Poonam Bhatt2 years ago in Motivation
In There Words
"A great society will make a greater American" unknown author When a man sees man just as a man and not his skin of color, and justice be given to every man just as you would a brother. The blood that is spilled on the battle field has just one common color, If we are to have a better world we must treat each man as a brother. For the cause of a better world I take my stand I plant my feet beneath the American Flag. Democracy for all is Gods command.
By Natasha ryan2 years ago in Motivation
15 Classic Books Like Jane Eyre — Read This Twice
Reading not only allows us to broaden our horizons and increase our knowledge; it also allows us to improve our writing ability; it also allows us to learn various excellent qualities from the protagonists of the book.
By Muhiuddin Alam2 years ago in Motivation
Book Review: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
This is the most realistic fairy tale. I felt lucky to read this book when I was the most confused in my life. The first thing that struck me deeply — when Santiago decided to travel the world to be a shepherd, his father agreed to the wrong choice. After all, the shepherd had no future, and the future of traveling around the world was uncertain, but his father still did not stop him. When saying goodbye, Santiago saw the loss in his father’s eyes, because he chose his father’s ideal.
By Muhiuddin Alam2 years ago in Motivation
Book Review: Atomic Habits by James Clear
People often think that your life can only change if you set big goals. But world-renowned habit expert James Clare found another way. He knows that real change comes from the compounding of hundreds of small decisions—doing two push-ups a day, waking up 5 minutes earlier each day, or talking on the phone for a short time.
By Muhiuddin Alam2 years ago in Motivation
Change your life, one habit at a time
You are your habits “Success is the product of daily habits,” writes James Clear in his book Atomic Habits, “not once in-a-lifetime transformations.” Clearly, this is a message that has resonated: this was Amazon’s best-selling book last year. World-wide.
By Sheryl Garratt2 years ago in Motivation