Top 8 Inspirational Books That Can Change Your Life

 In this new age picking up a good book and finding the book what will blow his mind is a hard challenge. The modern life jailed us in electronic devices where we waste our time pretty much. The art of picking up a book is evaporating at a fast pace. Reading book can motivate our feelings our thoughts and our behavior. There are so many books which inspire us a lot. Those books are written by some re-know writer who blow everyone mind. Some of them are given below.

The 5 Second Rule

This book is written by Mel Robbins. The 5 Second Rule promises in its blurb to show you how to feel optimistic, shake the cycle of self-doubt and procrastination, beat anxiety and insecurity, and be happier. In this wildly successful self-help novel, which is based on the titular 5 second rule, Robbins more than delivers as big of a question as that may sound: the five seconds you can take any time you need to force yourself. In her extremely popular Ted Chat, which has been viewed by more than 8 million individuals around the world, Robbins launched the 5 second law. You can watch Ted Chat here, or you can read this motivational book that delves into the study of behaviors and success even more thoroughly.

Becoming Wise: An Inquiry into the Mystery and Art of Living

This beautiful book is written by Krista Tippett. When it comes to inspiratory voice, Krista Tippett is the quintessential thinking leader. This set collects the insights of theologians, poets, scientists, and Buddhists alike, based on her sixteen-year-old radio show On Being, to approach our broken universe with acceptance, gratitude, and informed hope. Tippett pushes us to lean on our inner empathy to create a new world that uses our ingenuity for social good and justice, using what she terms "moral imagination." In Being Intelligent, the sheer volume of voices will give you a lifetime of ideas about smarter living that will sound like a TED chat on steroids, in the best way.

The Four Agreements    

The Four Agreements is written by Don Miguel Ruiz. To help readers achieve independence, peace, and love, this slim, inspirational book draws on Toltec traditions. The Four Agreements reflect on four promises that you are encouraged to make to yourself, from keeping your word to doing your best at all times. The advice from Ruiz was convincing enough to snag him an interview with Oprah in 2001, an appearance that secured a spot on the New York Times bestseller list for his motivational handbook. Two decades since the tragic interview, The Four Agreements continues to inspire fans, full of no-nonsense, actionable advice.

Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success

Adam Grant write this book where he want to inspire the others to drives for success. Placing yourself first before others and keeping your bright ideas tight before anyone else steals them and takes the credit is the most popular career advice for getting ahead. But Wharton professor Adam Grant found that a new story was shown by analysis after study: helping people actually drastically boosts the direction of your career. This mini-bible of charitable case studies would simply blow your mind and transform the way you think about how you handle yourself at work. Perhaps the Scroogiest of Scrooges of Give and Take will see meaning(and even relief), now understanding that there is scientific evidence of goodwill.

Hidden Solutions All Around You: Why Some People Can See Them and Some Can't

The hidden solutions all around you is written by Daniel Castro. Why do some people spot the right chance and make others slip it by? Behind this garbage or treasure dynamic, author Daniel Castro is one of the first to note "the why." He discusses the phenomenon using physiological and psychological studies on the subject with the goal of helping readers translate the knowledge into motion. That is, let you see where the blind spots are, why they are there, and how to successfully supersede them, aka the All Around You Hidden Solutions. So, if you're not able to fix issues these days, you might only skip the obvious: because, very clearly, Casto's suggestion is losing out.

Screw It Lets Do It: Lessons in Life

This lessons of life book is written by Richard Branson. Reading the experiences of other people about their paths through life will give you a clearer understanding about what the road of progress can be like. Richard Branson is in the midst of reinvention, and he welcomes transition as a result. This book is going to fuel your eagerness to give it a try. It will teach you how to work out the principles of self-limitation that keep you from stepping up and taking on the burden of transformation.

The Magic of Thinking Big

This book is written by David J Schwartz. According to Dr Schwartz, you need to change your thinking and your mindset to build change in your life and to accomplish everything that you want. The core lesson of this book is the significance of training your mind and you’re thought for the path of personal transformation.

Switch: How to Change Things When Change is Hard

Switch is written by Chip & Dan Heath. Have you ever tried, and never achieved your target, to lose weight or get fit? You know that in your life, you have to make improvements, but you don't know how? Then you need to read "Switch" if you are nodding in approval. If I were to suggest a book that tells you how your life will build and sustain positive improvement, it would be "Switch." Chip and Dan reveal the key in this book as to how you can produce and manage change in your life.

Book is the best friend of everyone. Its bring happiness, inspiration and many more joy able things in everyone life. People should buy inspirational book to change their view of life.