Books which has the power to change your thinking

Feeling stuck in a rut? An adjustment in perspective is sometimes all it takes to give you new life and motivation. Reading is the finest way to gain fresh insights on the world. These are the best books to read right now because they will change your outlook and, who knows, maybe even your life.

1. The Power of Now- Eckhart Tolle, a spiritual guide who was born in Germany, published a little book titled The Power of Now in 1997. The self-help book has received high praise from a lot of people who want to “live a healthier and happier life by living in the present moment.” The idea is to let go, be present and conscious, and live in the moment, as the term says.

2. The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing’ by Marie Kondo- The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, the first book by Japanese organizing guru Marie Kondo, was released in 2010. It inspired a global decluttering movement that earned Kondo notoriety, led to the creation of her own product line, and even led to the creation of her own Netflix series, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo. No matter how you feel about her approach, her advice will undoubtedly transform your life.

3. Buddha Brain- Rick Hanson, an American psychologist, is well known for his publications on “positive neuroplasticity,” which holds that you can “use your mind to change your brain.” Hanson concentrates in Buddha’s Brain, which was released in 2009, on how spiritual instructors were able to alter their students’ brains in order to alter history. The book offers helpful advice and methods so that you may rewire your brain as well.

4. White Fragility: In these racially fraught times, readers should read White Fragility by American anti-racist educator Robin DiAngelo, which was published in 2018. The book asks white readers to consider their privilege, emotions, and behaviors that may contribute to racial inequality—as well as possible solutions.

5. ‘I’m Afraid of Men’ by Vivek Shraya- 2018 saw the release of Canadian author Vivek Shraya’s book I’m Afraid of Men. The intensely intimate book urges us all to accept what makes us unique and is a brief, unvarnished description of the violence and brutality trans persons endure in our culture.

6. ‘Get Rich Carefully’ by Jim Cramer- It’s wise to take care of your financial wellbeing. Jim Cramer, a well-known American investor, is an excellent source for anyone wishing to spend their hard-earned money sensibly. Get Rich Carefully is a simple-to-read “guide to high-yield, low-risk investing.” It was published in 2013. There are several more investment books written by Cramer that are also very good.

7. A Zero Waste Life: Since the climate calamity is on everyone’s mind, many people are looking for ways to deal with it in their daily lives. Anita Vandyke, a Chinese-Australian author who is both a rocket scientist and a doctor, published A Zero Waste Life in 2018 and gives readers the information and tools they need to live without plastic in just 30 days. Additionally, Vandyke’s sound advise on reducing waste will provide you more time and money.