If you think you’ve been low on motivation for the past few years, you are not alone. Times have been tough, with people facing financial and personal problems amid the pandemic.
A lack of motivation can easily become dangerous and cause one to give up on their work, passion, and hobbies. However, the good thing about this situation is that you can attempt to change it all and trust us when we say it, a little boost of motivation can go a long way.
So if you feel like you’re in dire need of changing your life for the better, you’re at the right place!
Here are some of the best motivational books that will change your view on life.
1. Elizabeth Gilbert – “Big Magic; Creative Living Beyond Fear”
Gilbert is the writer behind international best sellers like “Eat, Pray, Love” which even had its own film starring Julia Roberts. Now, she is back with yet another book that is full of inspiration, motivation, and empowerment for those that seek these valuable traits. This book details Gilbert’s own experience regarding creative expression and the things that she learned as an author.
Data Care | The book talks about the importance of creativity and how important it is
2. William H. McRaven – “Make Your Bed”
Are you tired of the constant sugar-coating of life’s struggles? For example, when you open up to someone regarding a certain situation or problem, they’ll usually respond with “it’s going to get better.” Sometimes, you need some straightforward advice, and McRaven is not holding anything back this time around. In “Make Your Bed,” he takes a rather simplistic approach to life. What’s best is, he’s not afraid to tell it how it is.
Pinterest | This book feels like you are getting a pep talk from a Navy SEAL
3. Shira Lenchewski – “The Food Therapist”
If you think that all the stress you are under is not affecting your diet, you are mistaken. Dealing with trust issues, fear, control issues, and constant people-pleasing can not only be mentally draining, but it can also damage your physical health. This is the exact problem that Lenchenwski has highlighted in her book “The Food Therapist,” wherein she talks about facing the root of the problem so that people can have a healthy relationship with food.
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It’s a new year and the perfect time for a pick-me-up. Get your hands on these books to re-spark your motivation.
