Best Books That One Should Read

 Best Books you must read in your 20s 

Book Recommendations 2022

 5 Book to read in your life 

So here we are again, with a new video that may have a potential to literally turn your life around. Yes, that might not be an exaggeration, but in this video, I will be telling you about the books, that could have deeper meaning and impact in your life, than any close friend.

Not only just textbooks play an important role in your life, but there are books, that could help you in every stage of your life, from your infancy fairy tales, to young investments, to dealing anxiety and retaining self growth.

A right book at a right time can do more wonders, than the education itself.

Don't miss out this video, and do watch till end!

The Books are following:-

1. The One Thing

Gary Keller knew he had to change the way he thought about time if he was going to live a life without regret. The decision he made to invest his time, instead of spending it, propelled him to turn Keller Williams into the largest real estate company in the world. His solution became the inspiration for the book: The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results. Today, the book is one of the highest-rated business books of all time, helping millions of people ditch distractions for a life of freedom.

2. Breaking the Habit of being yourself

Breaking the Habit of being yourself

Joe Dispenza’s main premise in this book is the concept that the body is the subconscious mind, and that people can change themselves by changing their thoughts. In other words, all of your emotions and memories are stored physically in your body, which is used to ruling the mind through ingrained habits. Thus, you will have to erase old bad learned patterns and remake your mind first if you want your life to change. There are parts of this book that I found questionable/not helpful. But there were also some points that I thought were interesting. I agree that negative thoughts create a negative reality, and the mind must be “made new,” so to speak. I’m not sure that the specific techniques used to “remake the mind” in the book are useful. But you can make your own call.