10 Personal Growth Books Everyone Should Read

A selection of those books that can completely change the way you look at the world and show you the possibilities that will make you no longer stand in the way of your own happiness.

You've probably had the feeling that nothing in your life is going the way you'd like, whether it's relationships with your loved ones, work, finances or everyday little things. Most of the time, people are to blame for this, because it is our thoughts that put obstacles on the way to personal or business success, so everyone who wants to open the door of the cage in which we unconsciously lock ourselves should read it.

1. Eckhart Tolle: Now! Only this moment is truly yours

The world bestseller, which while reading gives us a sense of peace and at the same time the will to live, teaches us through eloquent stories how to live fully where we spend the least time: in the present.

2. Louise L. Hay: Life is Yours

In this world bestseller, the author reminds us of the power of positive thoughts, as she is convinced that we have brought all the troubles (including diseases!) into our lives by our own negative beliefs. A book with which you will learn to love yourself and start attracting success to yourself

3. Rhonda Byrne: The Secret

In the book, the author presents you with a secret that all great thinkers, scientists and artists have known over the centuries, and which allows you to become or have anything you want.

4. Steven Pressfield: The War of Art

A book that teaches us how to silence the inner critic that prevents us from fully expressing our creativity.

5. Timothy Ferriss: The 4-Hour Work Week

Everyone's guide to luxury living with a traditional 8-hour workday from the author who went from earning 40,000$ a year and working 80 hours a week to earning 40,000$ a month with only 4 hours of work a week.

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6. Carol Dweck: The Power of Mindset: How to Realize Your Potential

A successful book that reveals to us that the key to success lies not in our talents, intelligence or abilities that we think we have or do not have, but in changing our fixed beliefs about them.

7. Robert T. Kiyosaki: Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Most of us don't have the financial education to help us get rich. In this easy-going book, the author introduces his financial philosophy, in which money works for you instead of you working for money.

8. Stephen R. Covey: 7 Habits of Highly Successful People

One of the biggest hits teaches us through anecdotes and concrete solutions with the help of seven steps to accept changes and the possibilities that come with them, and thus change our lives

9. Gary D. Chapman: The 5 Love Languages

A book with which you will answer the question of how it is possible that partners in a relationship too often do not feel loved enough and learn to speak in the language of love of your loved one.

10. Martin Kojc: Textbook of life

The famous Slovenian psychologist, who was said to be one step ahead of his time when the book was published almost 80 years ago, in this book teaches us how to achieve inner balance and peace through practical advice and simple life truths, and at the same time shows us how trust and optimism are very important in life.

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