off-topic Best Books You Have Read for Personal Growth

[Immortal]

Even though reading culture is becoming less popular, a lot people still agree that reading is highly beneficial. Do you read, especially books on personal development. What books have helped you on your personal growth journey?

 

[NatureFreak]

For me, it is Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. The book has given me insight into how to attain financial independence and reach greater heights in the corporate world.

I'm currently applying what I learned from the book. I'm not where I would like to be yet, nevertheless I'm making progress.

 

[Ashake]

In fact, Rich Dad Poor Dad can be described as a breakthrough for me. It's great that I followed Robert Kiyosaki's financial education and financial freedom.

 

[abra10]

I think there is a book called " think and grow rich" by Napoléon Hill. I recommend it to everyone to read.

 

[Shadow]

I am presently not into reading books but I am planning to start with these and I am sure they will help in my personal growth

 

[Yugi]

The book, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, gave me some new perspectives in life.

 

[strongdude]

I tend to read religious books. I like to read Holy Quran and Hadith scriptures. Hadith scriptures are a really broad scriptures and these scriptures are quite vast. There are many Hadith books. So, I like to read all of those Hadith books. A lots of Hadith books require you to conduct research on Hadith.

 

[Unlocked]

I loved reading the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. Some say it's a book about how to psychologically manipulate others, but I don't agree, I believe it's a book that gives a great insight into human relationships, emotions & how the human brain works. I'd highly recommend it to anyone interested in psychology or social sciences.

 

[eyes2c]

For personal growth other than the Bible? "How To Win Friends And Influence People" by Dale Carnegie and "How To Lose Friends And Infuriate People" by Jonar C Nadar

 

[ActionAce]

I loved reading the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. Some say it's a book about how to psychologically manipulate others, but I don't agree, I believe it's a book that gives a great insight into human relationships, emotions & how the human brain works. I'd highly recommend it to anyone interested in psychology or social sciences.

I suppose that The 48 Laws of Power is really a stimulating book that provides important information concerning people, interactions, and actions. Although some may read it as a book of how to manipulate people. But one can also consider it a book that shows how to interact with people.

 

[Unlocked]

I suppose that The 48 Laws of Power is really a stimulating book that provides important information concerning people, interactions, and actions. Although some may read it as a book of how to manipulate people. But one can also consider it a book that shows how to interact with people.

Well, some definitely consider that the book provides advice on "manipulating" others for your own gain. But I don't really see it that way. I see it more like the book provides advice about how to get the best outcome out of social interactions that you will have to make throughout your life. I don't really see that as manipulating others, at least not in a bad way.

 

[Niyi Brixx]

The book, 48 Laws of Power is one book that has really helped me to grow personally. It opened my eyes on how to navigate through life in relation with other people. It taught me emotional control and conducts for success.

 

[Cpvr]

The book, 48 Laws of Power is one book that has really helped me to grow personally. It opened my eyes on how to navigate through life in relation with other people. It taught me emotional control and conducts for success.

I’ve read 48 laws of power as well. Have you read the book “The law of attraction”? It’s also a good read like 48 laws of power.