What would life be without books? Books are friends. And often, when I close a book, I mourn it for a few minutes. But then I remember, they are there to be read all over again if we want to. You'll find here an un-exhaustive list of books I like. I'll try to remember to update this page frequently.
If someone asked me where to start the path of self-improvement, I would, without hesitation, recommend this book. I truly believe that Hal Elrod has written the basics of a grounded life, one that can change your destiny. It changed his. What do you have to lose to try it out?
Perfect companion to the book, The Miracle Morning Journal will help you stay on track in your Miracle Morning practice.
A clear and compelling explanation on how your habits, good and bad, add up over time. How they impact your life. You'll see clearly why you are where you are. You'll also find how to fine tune your habits to create the life you have always desired.
If you want a clear (no pun intended) explanation on why and how to change your habits, this is the book. A true blueprint, with scientific background, on how to implement new habits, get rid of old ones and stick to them.
We tend to do 2 things in life:
compare ourselves to others and ignore our progress
This book will teach you how to value yourself by measuring your progress against the only benchmark that counts: you
Honestly, I don't like the verb "to fail". Because, if you learn when something goes wrong, you win. You win experience and you get closer to your goals. That is the whole premise of this book. Tough love and optimism. You can't miss this one.
When I saw that lady on stage, I was in awe. She has turned her life around by applying a simple rule that, at the time unbeknownst to her, has a scientific explanation. If you want to become unstoppable, read h er book and... apply
Have you ever heard that you have to "become" before you can "get"? In order to receive what you want in your life, you have to become worthy of it. But... Dr B. Hardy explains that better than me. Go, get the book and see for yourself
I have resisted meditation for the longest time. It was not for me, I was not good at it, it was a waste of time... Sounds familiar? Caitlin Cady changed my mind. In a simple, witty, down to earth way, she teaches you what meditation is, what it is not and how to do it. Good read.
This book explores the science of confidence and offers insights and strategies for building confidence in various areas of life.
Amy Cuddy explores how body language and mindset can impact confidence and offers practical strategies for building presence and confidence in high-pressure situations.
This book offers a humorous and inspiring guide to building self-confidence and creating a life you love. Laughing never hurts!
Being exceptional is not that difficult. It hangs on a dream, a few habits and the hunger for helping yourself and others. Jim Rohn gives us here a clear path to follow.
A novel. Easy to read to unind before bedtime. But also a novel that makes you reflect on why and how you would challenge the statu quo. Witty and heartwarming.
Novel. A thriller without the gore and the nightmares. Once again, easy to read (I love to read easy books before going to bed. It relaxes me)