Book that motivates you the most
Nemanja Nikolic
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Tell me name of the book you liked and which constantly moves you forward and motivates you?
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Nemanja Nikolic@nemanja_nikolic
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I have enormous need to tell you about the book that changes my life: It is called - Think and Grow Rich Napoleon Hill.. i read this book more than once...
So this 13 points of success philosophy are fine, more or less something that we can find in other books as well. But part - Subconscious..., i was totally blown away with an idea that we are all connected together in one mind... i don't want to go into details but this book was the reason why i have faith, motivation and no fear of failing in my startup journey.
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck (Mark Manson) and the Ender's Game series (orson scott card)
Everything is simple here. One of the books that constantly motivates me and inspires me to move forward is The Great Gatsby by Francis Scott Fitzgerald. This book is not only a shining example of a classic, but also a story about the desire for success. I even wrote about it once, found the Canadian essay service, used the help at papersowl and was satisfied. The main character, Gatsby, symbolizes dreams and determination to achieve one's goals despite all odds. Reading this book always fills me with energy. So this is just top 1 for me.
Definitely Atomic Habits!
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"My go-to book for constant motivation has to be 'The Alchemist' by Paulo Coelho. The journey of self-discovery and following your dreams never fails to inspire me. Highly recommend for anyone needing a pick-me-up! 😄"
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I'm a fan of the books by Case Kenny :) One of his titles is "That's Bold of You."
Love the Books from Case Kenny :) He wrote a book that's called: That's bold of you
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@julia_engelsmann added to the list :) i'm afraid that list of books from this post is gonna be bigger than i thought. Which is great actually.
Never Split the Difference - Chris Voss
Recent book I really enjoyed and got the cognitive juiced flowing,"Life 3.0" by Max Tegmark
Fountainhead by Ayn Rand has been a staple for motivating me to get after it and build great things. I like to separate her political leanings from her literature and that suits me well.
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@carterparks nice one :) and do you prefer audiobooks or good old paper books?
@nemanja_nikolic For most types of books, I read them on a Kindle. If it's a book that's more of a reference book, then I want the good old dead tree variety
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The Midnight Library is one :)
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@cathy_yee i'm waiting for someone to say name of the book that i've read :D but this is not gonna happen as far as i can see :)
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@nemanja_nikolic hmm which book?