50 Self-Motivational Classics

Author: Butler-Bowden
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Before purchasing other self-help books, it's best to read 50 Self-Help Classics first. People have written thousands of books to provide the "secrets" of personal potential, achievement, and happiness, but which timeless classics are truly worth reading? Which works can truly change our lives? This book distills the most fundamental ideas, insights, and techniques from the "literature of possibility." From 50 legendary classic works spanning world religions, cultures, philosophies, and decades, the author summarizes the core ideas of each book for readers who are time-constrained and always in a hurry, and reviews their strengths. This book is a book, and the only book of its kind that introduces the many life-changing classics—although this unique guide acknowledges everyone's desire for a more meaningful and successful life, it also admires the fact that we are all inspired by different philosophies and ideas. In 50 Self-Help Classics, discover the books that have already transformed the lives of hundreds of millions—classic works of proven personal transformation. Explore the views and words of the most profound thinkers, teachers, and sages of our time, which are capable of changing lives. Experience the inspiring wisdom of ancient philosophy and religion. Peer into the secrets of the masters' teachings on personal transformation and positive psychology. From immortal sages to contemporary spiritual leaders, from Marcus Aurelius, Dale Carnegie, Deepak Chopra, Stephen Covey, Benjamin Franklin, John Gray, Susan Jeffers, Phil McGraw, M. Scott Peck, Tony Robbins, Lao Tzu to Marian Williams, they have written 50 motivational works that have the power to change people's lives.