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5 Book recommendations to spark your motivation
















Let's be honest, a lot of self-motivated individuals, really aren't. Those that do go out of their way to reach the level of motivation they desire look for it in mediums such as books.


We all need that extra help and guidance to understand ourselves and here are some books to help you get started:



 

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1. Female Genius by Liyana Silver

Release your inner light. Liyana Silver, a health and lifestyle coach helps every woman realized their true potential in this book. Women empowerment, advice, and sassy narratives; what more can you ask for?

2. Atomic Habits by James Clear

As Napoleon Hill says, "One bad habit often spoils a dozen good ones. You may not have the right discipline to make yourself a routine, but this book is a great way to get started with that mindset.



3. Get Out of Your Head and into Your Life (Unfu*k Yourself series) by Gary John Bishop

Our biggest enemy is ourselves and this book is all about that. Mr. Bishop helps us realize that each of us has great potential and it takes a willing individual to change and see this greatness.



 


4. 100 essays that would change the way you think by Brianna Wiest


If you are not so swayed by flowery words and screams of inspiration, you might want a more philosophical read. Brianna Wiest helps us embrace negative thinking without straying away from our objective to know ourselves better. We all think differently but we all have our own cognitive biases that makes it difficult for us to see things clearly.



5. Tiny Beautiful things by Cheryl Strayed

We all need a little drama in life and at the end of the day, we just want to share our experiences with someone that can understand. Strayed compiles these stories into one easy to read to help us realize that small things can become bigger things that matter. 


by Lei Angelou Tria


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