April 3, 2010
Good self improvement books….?
I am 26 and going through this “phase” right now where I don’t really look at myself and say”God, Im great” and I really want to feel like that. There’s things I want to fix about myself so I can truly feel like I am being the best person I can be and living the best life I can. But I want some guidance and am looking for some book title. Im not depressed nor do I have a low self esteem…just looking to do some soul searching I guess. Maybe journaling books…anything…
Im looking for non-religious type books…although Im not totally opposed if the books really good…
Suggested Reading:
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The Wallace D. Wattles Collection of Self Improvement Books [Illustrated]The Science of Getting Rich, The Science of Being Well & The Science of Being Great. Three of the greatest books on self improvement ever written.
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the road less travelled by scott peck
As a life-long student of Psychology, I have read many excellent self-help books, too many to name, so what I will do for you is give you the name of AUTHORS. These are Authors who have written excellent books on human behavior, books that have been a great help to me: (1) Ron Rolheiser (2) Rick Warren (3) Joel Olsteen (4) Doctor Phil McGraw, these are only a few but it should get you started, good luck to you!
Some books I’ve found to be very helpful are:
The Intuitive Way: A Guide to Living From Inner Wisdom
by Penney Peirce
10 Spiritual Steps to a Magical Life
by Adrian Calabrese, Ph.D.
Meditation Secrets for Women: Discovering Your Passion, Pleasure, and Inner Peace
by Camille Maurine & Lorin Roche, Ph.D.
Anything by Caroline Myss, she’s awesome for soul-searching guidance.
All these books are about spiritual work, not religious work. Soul-searching requires spiritual work.
Heres a couple:
Honoring the Self by Nathaniel Branden
The Ultimate Secrets of Total Self-Confidence by Dr. Robert Anthony