7 Short Non-Fiction Books To Read

Here is the list of books you can read in a day or (two)

1. Who Moved My Cheese?? By spencer johnson

?Who moved my cheese shares a story that you may use in your own life to avoid worrying about what is ahead and instead thrive in a changing and uncertain world.

2 . Attitude Is Everything By Jeff Keller?

This is a "success guidebook" that lays out a step-by-step strategy for readers to take charge of their life and realize their full potential. There are 12 lessons in the book divided into 3 parts.?

The book explains how author Jeff Keller utilized these ideas to shift from lawyer to motivational speaker, and it demonstrates to readers how they, too, may make good changes in their lives.

3. Man’s Search For Meaning By Viktor Frankl

Man's Search for Meaning, by Viktor Frankl, painted a vivid picture of his stay in a concentration camp during World War II. He describes his firsthand experiences in Nazi death camps in his book Mans' Search for Meaning. It is impossible to escape pain, according to Frankl, but it is up to us to decide how we will deal with it.

4. IKIGAI By Titan Saili Sabnis

The book covers a wide range of topics that can assist us in living a long and happy life. It is based on the IKIGAI method, which is an ancient and well-known Japanese approach.

The phrase Ikigai is translated as "the happiness of constantly being productive" in this book. Ikigai is the result of combining your passion, mission, and job. Your Ikigai might be extremely specific, but it can also be something you're currently searching for.

5. Road To Success By Napoleon Hill

?His book "Road to Success" is a collection of pieces he wrote while researching successful people's lives. These pieces have been titled "Billboards on the Road to Success" by him. Hill believes so. It's a fantastic book that you should read if you enjoy non-fiction self-help books.

6. The Compound Effect By Darren hardy

The Compound Effect is a step-by-step manual for achieving success in a variety of fields. It's designed for those who are serious about changing their lives since it teaches you how to examine and modify your behavior, as well as how to replace old negative habits with new ones.

7. The War Of Art By Steven Pressfield.

?Overall, the book focuses on inspiration rather than teaching a specific skill or even presenting a tale. Although Steven Pressfield does share some personal experiences about his writing challenges, strange jobs he's had, and other topics. It's the type of book you might never pick up and become engaged in the tale, but it's also the kind of book you might pick up at random, read a paragraph, and feel a little more driven to achieve your goals.