Highly reviewed development books

The Anti-Procrastination Habit: A Simple Guide to Mastering Difficult Tasks is a simple, structured guide for creating an action-oriented routine in all aspects of your life. Clearly put: when you’re a procrastinator, this poor habit will hinder your performance in a number of ways. That’s why it’s important that by creating what I call the anti-procrastination habit you work on removing your procrastination habits.

Our society drowns in rage and frustration. Leonard Scheff, a prosecutor, was using rage to levera his court performace until he became aware of how toxic anger could be. His transition can be summed up in a quick parable: Consider how you’re driving through a busy parking lot and, just when you see a space, another car is speeding ahead and takes it. The rage can be easily imagined. Yet consider now that a cow has lumbered into the parking spot instead of another driver and sat down. The rage is dissolving into bafflement. Scheff and Edmiston demonstrate that we can remove the rage when we recognise our true unmet demands; how, when we know our buttons, we can change the results of their activations. Eventually, when the viewer simply keeps watching and drawing out the drills, it doesn’t matter who occupies the parking space.

Thinking Big helps you market more, better handle, gain more money, and seek more joy and peace of mind. The Thinking Big supplies you with practical tools, not false words.

There is one thing standing between you and the man you SHOULD be: The Mask of Masculinity. Howes moved his competitive spirit from sport to business, turning his podcast, The School of Greatness, into a global hit and becoming greatly successful. Howes grew up, like so many people, to be furious, disappointed, and still to pursue something that never was enough. Howes started a private quest at the age of 30 to seek inner peace and expose the many masks that people wear young and old: by seeking advice from many of the greatest therapists, psychiatrists, and household names in the world, such as Tony Robbins, Alanis Morissette, and Ray Lewis. Throughout The Mask of Masculinity, Howes reveals the inherent hypocrisy of the Material Mask, the man who chases money above all things; the cowering insecurity that lies behind the Joker and Stoic Masks of men who never reveal true emotions; and the destructiveness of the Invincible and Aggressive Masks worn by men who take risks or can never back down from a fight. He explains men how to break down the barriers that hold back them and shows women how to understand men deeper in their lives. It’s not easy, but it’s an odyssey of self-discovery that all modern men should make if you want to love, be loved, and lead a good life.

Charles Duhigg brings us in The Power of Habit to the exciting edge of experimental findings that explain how habits are created and how they can be modified. Duhigg delivers a whole new view of human nature and the capacity for change with great insight and the ability to distill large quantities of knowledge into engaging narratives. The Power of Habit has an compelling statement : the secret to physical exercise, weight loss, raising excellent boys, being more competitive, creating successful business is all about recognizing how habits work. As Charles Duhigg illustrates, we will change our societies, our economies, and our lives by harnessing the fact that habits aren’t destiny.

Norman Vincent Peale was one of the most prominent clergy in the United States for half a century. Combining the teachings of Christianity beautifully with a deep knowledge of human nature, Peale conveyed a message about the importance of religion that resonated with citizens from all religions. The Power of Positive Thinking, the most popular of his forty-six novels, has been in print for fifty years, selling fifteen million copies, and translated into forty languages. The legacy of Peale persists today in the efforts of the Peale Institute for Christian Living, the Guideposts Outreach Department, which is now run by family members, and the Guideposts newspaper, which has a circulation of over 3.2 million individuals.

A mother-daughter group presents in this book women with a fresh outlook on their thoughts straight from Gods Word, helping them handle emotions in a manner that honors God and others. Pointing women to godly practices and unpacking the role of feelings in daily life, this book gives hope that the emotions God gave them will thrive.

A phenomenon that is changing lives around the world, a journey into your true self and amazing potential. Would you like to change your life? A time came in the life of Daniel Chidiac when he discovered that he had not fulfilled his reality. He didn’t do his work, his friendships affected him, and he made decisions that didn’t suit his core beliefs. Yet he had the courage to understand his own intent and so started his journey. Daniel researched great success lives, received advice from divine figures, and learned the keys to shape one’s own destiny. In build this insightful seven-step guide, he used his own knowledge of transforming his life to find your true identity, contribute to your own future, and reach past your limits. Daniel Chidiac is an inspirational, articulate and frank guide, standing out for his incisive insights and utter lack of gimmicks. His inspiring program has spread world wide, and the lives of millions of people have already improved. The book encourages you to answer tough questions and take life-changing choices with practical lessons and immersive devices using your own power

Some of the things she does when Jenny Lawson is stressed or anxious is painting and drawing. Elaborate doodles, exquisite drawings, that she posts online with nice captions and personal notes. Fans line up at her signings to get autograph from Jenny on prints of her drawings. Relentlessly they will ask her she’s going to create book with them at some point. You Are Here is a wonder that can only be made or imagined by Jenny. This book is packed with the wonderfully complex drawings of Jenny, all on pages that can be quickly ripped, hung up, or shared.

Many tough people are not only difficult to work with, they are toxic and dangerous. When a high-conflict person (HCP) has a personality disorders, they can strike in extreme waves of emotion and hostile behaviors. More frighteningly, once you become the target of a HCP, it’s might be forever. 5 Types of People Who Can Ruin Your Life, packed with insightful tips and real-life stories, is an invaluable resource to help you avoid toxic friendships, create positive bonds, and protect your integrity and private life in the process.