What is the best book you've read this year for self-improvement?

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There are lots of books out there for various needs. Some are for fitness goals, financial knowledge and health-wise. When it comes to this kind of improvement, which book can you consider to have helped you better this year?
 
Atomic Habits by James Clear was my favorite read on self improvement this year. The idea of 1% daily improvements is really awesome and that's what I have been doing.
 
The spirtiual secrets of Thought power by James GOI Jr and Managing personal development by Leo tiago are two books that have helped me improve this year.

Vision, Inspiration and Purpose by Chris Walker is also another good book that I read earlier this year.
 
Upanishads!
This year I am reading a series of Hindu scriptures called Upanishads.
 
Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals is the best self improvement book that I have read this year. It challenges everyone to understand that their time on earth is limited. That's why priority should be given to things that truly matter.
 
I’ll say Things Fall Apart. That book opened my eyes to so many times I would normally not pay attention to. The way he explained building habits slowly is very comprehensive for everyone to grab. And it’s not about motivation alone, it’s about life lessons that could be applied in our day to say activities.
 
Break the rules by James Hegarty and "Born creative" by Harry Hoover are two of the best books that I've read this year for self improvement.

Along with Self Discipilne by Luke Thybulle.
 
uptrendfinancialsignal said:
Atomic Habits by James Clear was my favorite read on self improvement this year. The idea of 1% daily improvements is really awesome and that's what I have been doing.
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I haven't been able to read any book by James Clear. Do you have other works that he's done that I can add to reading this particular one?
 
These days I am reading The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason. So far I am enjoying it.
 
Alisa said:
These days I am reading The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason. So far I am enjoying it.
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I am happy that my cousin gifted me this book two years ago. At first, I was not happy because I was expecting a phone on my birthday, but after reading the book, I called him to say thank you.

My lifestyle as regards planning, saving and investing have changed since I read the book.
 
I read Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl earlier this year and it was really good.
 
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