9 books to help you find your calling

2024 Author: Malcolm Clapton | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 03:44

How to overcome fear, prioritize, find your strengths and decide on the life you dream about.

1. “What to dream about. How to understand what you really want and how to achieve it”, Barbara Sher

Barbara Sher is a psychologist, renowned speaker and author of seven bestselling books on goal achievement. The highlight of her books is a light style, lack of morality and "water", a lot of practical advice. What to Dream About will teach you how to find your strengths, show you how to get rid of self-doubt, and help you draw a diagram of the path to success.

2. “It's high time! How to turn a dream into a life and life into a dream”, Barbara Sher

Another book by a famous psychologist, which will tell you how to live according to your own will, and not according to circumstances, find your voice and believe in it. The publication contains many useful examples and practical exercises. It is aimed at those who have long dreamed of changing their professional activities.

3. “Never. How to get out of the impasse and find yourself ", Elena Rezanova

An inspirational book from a renowned coach. The publication contains a lot of practical advice on how to overcome inertia, understand yourself, start acting - even if you have been putting it off for many years. Suitable for those who want to change their profession, but do not know where to start.

4. “Purpose. Find a job in life and make your dreams come true”, Alexander Rey

A manual written by a practicing psychologist. Inside there are a lot of comics and motivating pictures, tasks for self-examination, personal stories of the author. The book will help you find your life's work, draw up a plan for self-development and overcome self-doubt.

5. “Important years. Why you shouldn't put off life until later ", Mag J

The book is for those who have passed the 20-year mark, but have not yet changed their 40s, as well as for parents of teenagers. The author explains with examples why life does not need to be postponed and the best time for intellectual and professional development is from 20 to 30 years. The conclusions are supported by the opinions of leading sociologists, psychologists, neurologists, top managers in the human resources sector and economists.

6. “Cafe at the end of the earth. How to Stop Going with the Flow and Remember Why You Live”, John P. Streleki

An inspirational bestseller on how to find yourself, written in the form of a work of art and has been translated into 30 languages. The main character is an ordinary office worker John, whose life changed dramatically after visiting the Why Cafe. The mass of revelations presented in an accessible form will motivate you to look at your life from the outside and find new goals.

7. “Red pill. Look the truth in the eye! ", Andrey Kurpatov

An exciting non-fiction about the nature of consciousness will tell you why we underestimate the capabilities of our own brain and how to find ourselves. The author - the president of the Higher School of Methodology, the founder of the intellectual cluster "Mind Games" - shares the results of research in the field of neurophysiology, neurobiology and medicine and gives advice on unlocking their capabilities. Through this book, you will learn how to control your own mind and recognize your talents.

8. "The Power of the Subconscious, or How to Change Your Life in 4 Weeks", Joe Dispenza

A non-fiction book about the subconscious and its effect on us, written by a professor of neurochemistry and neurobiology. Dispenza offers a scientific, four-week life transformation program. The book will tell you how your brain and subconscious are arranged and what to do to make them work to fulfill your desires.

9. "Burden of Human Passions", Somerset Maugham

The book will not help to find a vocation, but in an exquisite form it will show that its search is always difficult and especially difficult to experience in youth. The novel about the lame orphan Philip Carey was written by an English prose writer in 1915. The main character, whose story is described from birth to student years, tries to find his calling and understand what is the meaning of life. This is an inspiring piece about ordinary people who find themselves no matter what.