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We asked people to share books that changed their life. Here are 12 top reads.
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We asked readers to share books that changed their lives.
The power of a good book is unmatched.
Here are 12 top reads.
The most common ones were the Bible , the Quran, the Book of Mormon , etc. The Power of Now is a true icon in the book of books on understanding how the mind works.
" Atomic Habits " by James Clear has "profoundly impacted my approach to habit formation and personal development" " Man's Search for Meaning " by Viktor Frankl is a poignant exploration of resilience under the most testing conditions.
"Untamed" by Glennon Doyle is a powerful and empowering memoir that delves deep into themes of self-discovery.
Randy Pausch was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
He wrote a self-help guide on living life with purpose and meaning.
His book has since been a massive bestseller.
He says, "If I could only give three words of advice, they'd be, 'Tell the truth'.
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