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— Peggy McColl, New York Times bestselling author Discover More About The #1 Motivational Book & Order The 9 Intense Experiences |
Therapists and life coaches throughout the world recommend it and use it with their clients. It is far different from any of the other motivational books you’ll read, and it is practical and quite enjoyable.
The New York Times bestselling author of multiple motivational books, Marci Shimoff, called The 9 Intense Experiences, “a beautiful, unique, and powerful guide, a must read for anyone who truly wants to achieve his or her goals and dreams.” New York Times bestselling author Janet Attwood called it, “a masterwork that will positively change the lives of millions.”
World-renowned spiritual leader Chris Cade called it one of his “Top 5 Books Of All Time."
If you REALLY want to get (and stay!) motivated, read this #1 of the best motivational books.
#2: The Wise Heart: A Guide to the Universal Teachings of Buddhist Psychology (Bantam Publishing, 2008)
This motivational book is not another guide to Buddhism. Instead it is a highly readable guide to how to use the most important principles from Buddhism – made crystal clear for Western readers – to be happier.
It is written by one of the world’s most respected Buddhist teachers. Read it with The 9 Intense Experiences above if you really want to change your life!
Alice Walker, world-famous author of The Color Purple, said, “It is a transformative gift from one of the great spiritual teachers of our time.” Bestselling author Dr. Mark Epstein called it, “Warm, funny, moving, and tremendously inspiring.”
Discover more about this #2 best motivational book.
#3: Bee Attitude: A Positive Motivational Book for Kids (Enthusiasm Publishing, 2011)
If you are looking for a book to motivate the kids, this one is magical!
Author Bea Grace Curri employs a fun alphabetical list to motivate a “Yes I Can!” attitude in children. Bee-lieve it -- while you are reading the two motivational books above for yourself, this one is perfect for the kids!
Read more about #3, Bee Attitude: A Positive Motivational Book for Kids.
Motivational Books #4:
Simple Wisdom for the Not So Simple Business World
(Simple Wisdom Works Publishing, 2009)
If you are seeking to get motivated in the workplace … and to reduce stress there while you are at it … this wonderful book by life coach Lynda Barbaccia is a must-read! It is filled with powerful techniques to bring happiness back into your business life, and was awarded the Best Business / Motivational Book of 2010.
Learn more about the #4 best motivational book, Simple Wisdom for the Not So Simple Business World.
#5: Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us
(Riverhead Trade Books, 2011)
Looking for a book on motivation from the more social sciences side of things … that will get you to think while also motivating you to act? Read "Drive," a bestseller by David Pink!
The New York Post wrote that, "Pink's a gifted writer who turns even the heaviest scientific study into something digestible-and often amusing-without losing his intellectual punch."
Find out more about the #5 motivational book, Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us.
#6: Motivate Like a CEO: Communicate Your Strategic Vision and Inspire People to Act! (McGraw-Hill, 2008)
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As Robert Chappell, CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company noted, "Motivate Like a CEO tells you why, then how to motivate an organization.
It is well written, clear and motivating both for the experienced CEO and the new leader.”
Discover more about the #6 best motivational book, Motivate Like a CEO.
Motivational Books #7:
Unfinished Business: One Man's Extraordinary Year of Trying to Do the Right Things (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2010)
Part-memoir, part personal growth guide … and 100% motivational! This book will have you considering the unfinished business in your life, and inspire you to finish it so you can be happier, more at peace, and achieve greater success.
As The Denver Post wrote, author Lee Kravitz’ “experiences are so familiar that it would be hard for readers not to reflect on their own unfinished business — and want to tend to it.”
Learn more about #7 of the motivational books, Unfinished Business.
#8: Aspire: Discovering Your Purpose Through the Power of Words
(William Morrow Publishing, 2010)
Author Keven Hall enables you to unlock your potential in this wonderful and clever book.
As Stephen R. Coven writes in the book’s forward, "this masterfully written book will help you understand that words have an inherent power, a force capable of lighting one′s paths and horizons. Used correctly and positively, words are the first building blocks for success and inner peace. Used incorrectly and negatively, they are capable of undermining even the best of intentions. This is true in business, in personal relationships, and every other walk of life."
Learn more about this #8 best motivation book.
#9: Being Happy: You Don’t Have to Be Perfect to Lead a Richer, Happier Life (McGraw-Hill, 2010)
Author Tal Ben-Shahar delves into the sciences to demonstrate how you can be happier and more motivated in your life.
As Martin Seligman, the pioneer of positive psychology, noted, "[Tal Ben-Shahar has] a rare brand of good sense that is embedded in scientific knowledge about how to increase happiness."
Discover more about the #9 best motivational book, Being Happy.
Motivational Books #10:
The Motivation Breakthrough: 6 Secrets to Turning On the Tuned-Out Child (Touchstone Publishing, 2008)
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As author Donna Goldberg noted, “Rick Lavoie reminds us on every page that we all possess the power to shape a child's future. The Motivation Breakthrough offers concrete strategies and reveals the most powerful and effective secrets for boosting a child's confidence, self-esteem, and motivation."
Find out more about #10 of the best motivation books.
So from The 9 Intense Experiences: An Action Plan to Change Your Life Forever to The Motivation Breakthrough: 6 Secrets to Turning On the Tuned-Out Child, there you have today’s ten best motivation books!
If these motivational books don’t change your life in the most remarkable ways and get you motivated to achieve the success and happiness that should be yours, nothing will (but don’t worry, they will!)