What self development book are you reading now?

[sydnee21]

I just started "Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social World" by Gary Vaynerchuk.

[beFragrantwithlove]

This Book when read with an open mind and heart will change your life for the better and help RENEW YOU AND WILL PROVE TO YOU WHO YOU were created to be, THE ONLY WAY I KNOW HOW TO EXPLAIN IT TO YOU! HOPE THIS HELPS. MUSCLE AND SHOVEL by MICHAEL SHANKS

[Ziva]

I just re-read "4-Hour Work Week" by Tim Ferriss. This book helped me make the shift away from trading my time for money

[pamelahughes]

I read and loved the Sarah Robbins book. Such good, applicable advice!

Now I'm reading "Taking People With You," by the CEO of Yum! Brands. My goal this year is to grow my team and coach them to their wildest success; I think this book is going to be a huge help!

[Mikayla]

I'm also reading Sarah Robbins book - great stuff!! If anyone wants to read this that has a Kindle AND an Amazon Prime account, you can download it and read it for free from the Kindle Lending Library

I'm also reading "Grooming the Next Generation for Success" by Dani Johnson so I can set my son up for success in his future as well.

[Patjohnson]

Just finished the slight edge by Jeff Olson.. now working on my next book the richest Man in Babylon

[professional]

First Steps To Wealth

Next on my list is:

"Secrets of the Richest Man Who Ever Lived" by Mike Murdock

[rjwalters]

In the middle of Go Pro. Love it!

[dyannay]

I checked out Business Secrets from the Bible: Spiritual Success Strategies for Financial Abundance by Rabbi Daniel Lapin from my local library today. Already had an "aha" moment reading the introduction.

[dyannay]

Originally Posted by mlynnecooper

What self development book are you reading now and why? Me, I'm reading the new Sarah Robbins book Rock Your Network marketing Business! And loving it! It has great questions to get you thinking setting goals and developing your entire balanced self!

Thanks for asking that question. This thread has a lot of great recommendations in it.