Books that have Changed my Mindset

I simply love reading. There is something so rejuvenating about exploring differing viewpoints, concepts and thinking. This exploration of the mind propels us past our current limitations whatever they may be to a new found wisdom led through the eyes and words of another.



My book of choice up until a couple of years ago was the action/romance. Escaping momentarily from my day to day life of being firmly entrenched at home with several small children, they gave me a chance to breathe and live someone else's adventures for the day. However, as I've 'grown up' I have begun to yearn for something more. Please don't get me wrong, I adore a great novel, however I also have a new found love of the self development book. Whether you look to personal development books as a means to further enhance a positive mindset, to take your personal life or business to the next level or to simply discover what you may learn, they all offer varying gems to take on board. I take what statements and concepts I need to explore at any given point and use them to challenge and advance my thinking. Do I agree with all they say? No, not always. However I do find that I learn something new each time I read them and if I can gather one diamond of information from each one I know I am always heading in the right direction.

Therefore I've compiled a list of books that I've found incredibly beneficial. Some are business orientated, some wealth orientated and others simply personal.












Life's Golden Ticket- Brendan Bourchard
Motivation Manifesto-Brendan Bourchard
Five Love Languages-Gary Chapman
Rich Dad Poor Dad- Robert Kiyosaki
The Slight Edge- Jeff Olsen
Think & Grow Rich-Napoleon Hill
The Secret- Rhonda Byrne
Go Pro- Eric Worre
Your First Year in Network Marketing- Mark Yarnell
The Richest Man in Babylon-George S. Clason
Think Like a Billionaire- Donald Trump
Laws of Leadership- John C Maxwell
7 Habits of Highly Effective People- Stephen Covey
Flip Flop CEO
How to Win Friends & Influence People-Dale Carnegie
Buddhism for Mothers of Young Children- Sarah Napthali


The underlined links will take you to a variety of book stores and websites so that you can see and read for yourself what these little gems are all about.

Would love to hear of more suggestions from you

Happy Reading xx