Among the best-selling books across the world, self-help books are some of the most popular types of reading materials out there. Everyone wants to be the best person they can, preferably without a lot of work and as quickly as possible. Here are some of the easy things you can do to become the best person you can be — with very little effort and time.
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If the dirty old man of American literature, Charles Bukowski, decided to write a self-help book (and he wouldn’t), Mark Manson’s The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck would be a likely contender. Manson begins his New York Times bestseller with an epigraph of Bukowski’s literary journey, leaving his rags to riches tale behind, and focusing instead on the crux of the matter: Bukowski was a loser and he knew it. His literary genius lay in his pungent honesty, the key to his success in absolute refusal of redemption and unflinchingly honest portrayal of himself.
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People have all kinds of habits: good, bad, and really bad. But what makes one habit better or worse than another? How can we form the best habits that will have real impacts on our lives and the way we live? If you’ve read The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business by Charles Duhigg, then you already know what a “keystone habit” is and how to use one. If you haven’t, keep reading and find out how keystone habits can transform your life and change it for good every day.
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Last year, I published a list of 10 books that you must read in 2017. While that list still stands, I created a new list to include all the life-changing books released last year. The books on the 2017 and 2018 list do not overlap, so you may also want to check out the top 10 books you must read in 2017.
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Every time I stumble upon an issue with my new company, I ask myself exactly this question: Why did I decide to go with Estonia?
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