One of the most important resources are books that have not lost their relevance for a very long time. A book is a great way to delve into a topic that interests you, highlight what you need and become better after every page you read.
We offer you a list of books that, in our opinion, will help you better understand yourself, the work of the brain, the people and the world around you in order to become one step closer to your goals.
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1. Nanohabits. Small steps that lead to big changes, BJ Fogg
A book for those who have trouble getting things done. Habits are the force that helps us or, on the contrary, hinders us. It is important to know how to acquire good habits and get rid of bad ones in order to be as productive as possible and finally realise everything that has been put off for so long.
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2. Game Theory The Art of Strategic Thinking in Business and Life, Avinash Dixit and Barry Nailbuff
Any interaction we have with other people is a game. The question is how to understand the rules of this game? And which field shall we play on? As in any game, to make it interesting and correct, you should familiarise yourself with the rules - theory, then everything will go like clockwork. That's what this book is about.
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3. Brain Plasticity, Doidge Norman
The book is about the most interesting organ in the human body - the brain. In this book, you will read about how changeable the human brain is and how it can be influenced. The point of this book is that our brains are plastic, no matter how complex the situation. It takes time to develop brain plasticity. It is like doing the splits - the first time it will not work, but if you do it persistently, you will achieve your goals.
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4. Flexible Mind, Estanislao Bachrach
Fantastic book stating that we all have creative skills! It's just a question of whether we can turn them on and use them. Non-creative people are limited by rational knowledge - like 2 + 2 = 4, everything in their world is also rational and logical. The book shows and explains how to move the boundaries of the rational.
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5. The Book of Effective Decisions by Peter Hollins
One of the reviews for this book reads “You need to read this to stop slowing down.” The book presents solutions for a more efficient thought process. How to make decisions faster, what the decision-making models are. Read it!
