I started reading self-help books many years ago. I remember I was having a pretty difficult time in life, back then I didn’t know that it was all up to me and how I interpreted situations. I think books can change our lives tremendously it all depends on us and what we want. I can honestly tell you that if I hadn’t started reading self-help books I definitely wouldn’t be the person I am today. And I certainly couldn’t see solutions where before I saw only problems. I hope you enjoy these books.
Below you will find a list of 8 Best Self-Help Books to Read in 2022 :
1. No Limits by John C. Maxwell
An exceptional book dedicated not only to leaders, but to all those interested in personal development. Most of the time, the word capability automatically sends us thinking about the natural limits we each have. Unfortunately, sometimes we are guided by them, not by what is truly achievable. Many of us may have failed to reach our full potential simply because we perceive ourselves as limited. What would happen if the limits we think we have didn’t really exist?
2. The Disordered Mind by Eric Kandel
This is a fascinating book in which the reader learns about the interaction between environmental factors and genetic predisposition when it comes to behavioral disorders.
The benefits of this reading are many. On the one hand, we can understand what our disorders say about ourselves, but on the other hand, we can more easily empathize with people who think differently, overcoming the immediate, instinctive tendency to reject or stigmatize them.
3. How Life Works by Andrew Matthews
It is a book in which you will find yourself in many situations described by the author. And they are not insignificant situations, but they are situations in which we find ourselves very often and which give us great headaches, depressions, disappointments, dissatisfaction and conflicts with those around us. And this is only because we have not yet understood from what angle we should look at the situations we find ourselves in and why we find ourselves in them.
4. Transforming Your Self by Steve Andreas
It is a book that helps you directly and easily to build a strong positive self-image, so that you can have confidence in your own strengths in all circumstances and succeed no matter what you propose. You expect this book to be an eye-opener to your self-concept and it is. Then, you are delighted to feel that it does much more than that: it helps you explore your innermost mysteries and find the right answers to your questions about yourself.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5. Beyond Positive Thinking by Robert Anthony
This book shows you how you can achieve positive results, how you can turn your ideas and dreams into reality. This book is the formula for success itself! It leads you to turn your mental images into reality. It’s simple! If you are an ambitious person, determined to succeed in life in whatever you set your mind to, you can’t fail. This book will help you go beyond positive thinking to get the results you want. It takes commitment on your part, but in the end you will see that it was worth every minute you devoted to this book.
6. Getting Things Done by David Allen
Our productivity is greatly influenced by our ability to relax. Only when the mind is clear and thoughts are organised can we achieve effective results and unleash our creative potential.
The author brings new clarity to the power of purpose, the essential nature of relaxation, and simple instructions for making things work without putting too much pressure on ourselves.
7. Atomic Habits by James Clear
An easy and effective way to form good habits and get rid of bad ones are small changes that bring remarkable results. An extremely practical and useful book. The author extracts the fundamental information about forming habits so you can achieve more by focusing on less. This book is the guide you need to get rid of bad habits and form good ones.
8. Beyond Happiness by Anthony Seldon
In this book the author makes a relevant distinction between the notions of pleasure, happiness and joy and offers us an original approach to living more meaningful lives. He explains how the pursuit of happiness can become a trap that makes us believe that there is no more important purpose in life than to be happy.
Through practical exercises and deep themes to reflect on, we are invited on a journey of introspection designed to help us know and understand ourselves better, as well as to discover the gift we have been given at birth the state of deep joy.
