3 Books that will change the way you think

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For the past few years, I’ve formed a habit of reading life-changing book. It’s one of the habits that has truly changed my life. Reading is my favorite way to develop my mind because it’s the most effective way to learn something. But not every book changes the way you think.

My recommendation of 3 books that will change the way you think. Here is the list of books along with the summary and my favourite quote from each book.


1. The Power of your subconscious mind

Author: Dr. Joseph Murphy

A spiritual self-help classic called The Power Of Your Subconscious Mind shows you how to change your unconscious behaviour for the better by using visualisation and other suggestion tactics.

“The law of the subconscious mind works for good and bad ideas alike. This law, when applied in a negative way, is the cause of failure, frustration, and unhappiness. However, when your habitual thinking is harmonious and constructive, you experience perfect health, success, and prosperity.”- Dr. Joseph Murphy


2. The Psychology of Money

Author: Morgan Housel

The Psychology of Money examines how money circulates in an economy, how biases in our thinking and emotions affect our financial choices, and how to approach financial decisions more logically and effectively.

"Use money to gain control over your time, because not having control of your time is such a powerful and universal drag on happiness. The ability to do what you want, when you want, with who you want, for as long as you want to, pays the highest dividend that exists in finance."- Morgan Housel


3. The Secret

Author: Rhonda Byrne

The law of attraction, which states that positive energy attracts positive things into your life, is explained in Rhonda Byrne's self-help book The Secret. It explains how this law controls your thoughts and behaviour and how you can use the power of positive thinking to accomplish anything you can imagine.

"There is a truth deep down inside of you that has been waiting for you to discover it, and that truth is this: you deserve all good things life has to offer."- Rhonda Byrne

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