The 5 best Personal Development books
Books about personal development.
1. The Greatest Salesman in the World
1967Pages: 118 My rating: 5Goodreads: 4.21
The timeless philosophy of salesmanship and being a great human-being - with things like resilience, kindness, and consistency at the core.

Og Mandino

2. Atomic Habits
Pages: 320 My rating: 5Goodreads: 4.4
Atomic Habits is the power of becoming 1% better each day, compounding improvements to become a better version of yourself. Habit formation works in four steps - cues, cravings, responses and rewards. Leverage these to establish and maintain good habits, and make the bad ones hard to pursue.
James Clear

3. Think and Grow Rich
1937Pages: 320 My rating: 4Goodreads: 4.2
13 steps to riches (financial, emotional, and spiritual). How to transform thoughts into riches. Including visualization, affirmation, creating a Master Mind group, defining a goal, and planning.

Napoleon Hill

4. The Compound Effect
Pages: 162 My rating: 4Goodreads: 4.24
The Compound Effect is the idea that small changes compound into huge results over time. There is no need for radical changes - instead make tiny changes each day and see drastic change. Routines can build momentum and courage to reach beyond your limits.
Darren Hardy

5. Early Retirement Extreme
2010Pages: 238 Goodreads: 3.98
How to retire in your 20s and 30s - without winning the lottery. Achieve financial independence in 5 years by (A) making smart financial choices, (B) living simple, and (C) becoming self-reliant.
Jacob Lund Fisker

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