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Self-improvement, Self-discovery, and Self-fun Books

For all of you who attended my Creative Time Management: The Master Course class, as promised I've listed below 9 books that you will find of special interest in your quest to make time work for you rather than against you. (Of course, you will find all the other books valuable as well!)

	Goal-Free Living: How To Have the Life You Want, by Stephen M. Shapiro Eight rules for freeing yourself from rigidly set goals.
	Taming Your Gremlin, by Richard D. Carson If you read only one self-improvement book in your entire life, this is the one to read. Richard Carson has developed the concept of the Gremlin, that narrator that lives in your head, tells you who [read more]
	How to Be Organized in Spite of Yourself, by Sunny Schlenger and Roberta Roesch Determine your personal style of work and develop an approach that works for you.
	The Dance of Life, by Edward T. Hall A study of time perception in various cultures.
	Time Management for Unmanageable People, by Anne-McGee Cooper The best book on time management for the right-brained I've ever read.
	The Dark Side of the Light Chasers, by Debbie Ford We all have a part of our personality that we refuse to acknowledge, let alone embrace. It's made up of the emotions, traits, and fears that we have [read more]

	Getting Things Done, The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, by David Allen Here's a radical thought for you – our productivity is directly proportional to our ability to relax. The clearer our minds and the more organized our thoughts, the more effective and [read more]

	Organizing from the Right Side of the Brain, by Lee Silber In my line of work, I've read literally dozens of books about organization, but none of them has appealed to me enough to recommend them on my web site. Until now. Lee Silber [read more]

	Time Management for the Creative Person, by Lee Silber Exploding the myth of left brained time management and organizing, and developing ways that work with us right-brainers.
	The Highly Sensitive Person, by Elaine Aron, PhD Do you startle easily? Do you make it a high priority to avoid upsetting or overwhelming situations? If so, you may be a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP), according to psychologist Elaine Aron [read more]

	The Law of Attraction: The Science of Attracting More of What You Want and Less of What You Don’t, by Michael J. Losier How would you like to have more energy, prosperity and joy in your life? How would you like to [read more]

	Take Back Your Time: Fighting Overwork and Time Poverty in America, by John de Graaf Did you know that Americans work a full 9 weeks a year more than their European counterparts? And according to a recent report in USA Today, nearly 50% [read more]

	Excuse Me, Your Life Is Waiting, by Lynn Grabhorn The Law of Attraction says that our feelings are like magnets: like attracts like. Positive emotions attract positive energy. Negative emotions attract negative energy. In other words, we attract to [read more]

	Get Clients Now! by C.J. Hayden From accountants to coaches to writers, if you are in business for yourself, and are providing a service, this is the book for you. C. J. Hayden provides a 28-day program for professionals and consultants [read more]

	Take Time for Your Life, by Cheryl Richardson This book helps lead the way to individual freedom, using the innovative concept of self-care - that means taking care of yourself, for those of you who don't! Cheryl Richardson covers getting your [read more]

	The Joy of Visualization, by Valerie Wells Have you ever considered the amazing power of the human mind? It can send men to the moon, create great works of art, and even figure out how to program the VCR. So how about an easy, fun way to [read more]

	It's Only Too Late If You Don't Start Now, by Barbara Sher Hate what you're doing? Mid-life crisis knocking at your door? Tired of the same old rut? Barbara Sher's books will help you discover what [read more]

	I Could Do Anything If I Only Knew What It Was, by Barbara Sher Hate what you're doing? Mid-life crisis knocking at your door? Tired of the same old rut? Barbara Sher's books will help you discover what [read more]

	Wishcraft, by Barbara Sher Hate what you're doing? Mid-life crisis knocking at your door? Tired of the same old rut? Barbara Sher's books will help you discover what you want and show you how to get it, no matter the hurdles life throws [read more]

	Inner Peace for Busy People, by Dr. Joan Borysenko Inner Peace for Busy People changed my life. This is a fabulous book. The author's writing style is beautiful, inspiring, and and uplifting. The book flows nicely, is easy to read and pleasing to the eye [read more]

	Meditation Made Easy, by Lorin Roche, PH.D. Have you ever wondered about this meditation thing? Have you ever asked yourself if you should start meditating – after all, even Time magazine put mediation on the cover (Aug.4th, 2003) [read more]

	The E-Myth Revisited, by Michael Gerber If you are a small business owner or thinking about becoming one, you need this book. 80% of small businesses fail in the first 5 years. [read more]

	Pathways to a Radiant Self; A Journey of Growth and Discovery with the Chakras, by Kathy Pike Would you like to clear out the stumbling blocks that stop you from having a life filled with happiness fulfillment, and success? Feel stuck in a rut, unable to [read more]

	The Power of Intention, by Dr. Wayne Dyer "Change the way you look at things and the things you look at change." As a coach, I know that changing the way we think can change our lives. I see it every day, in myself and in my clients. However, in his [read more]

	The Fine Art of Small Talk, by Debra Fine Have you ever been tongue-tied at a party? Had trouble knowing what to say to someone you've just been introduced to? Not known how to break the ice? Hidden in the bathroom or parked by the buffet table to [read more]
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