The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM)

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Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
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Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker
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Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey

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Want to create an incredible, loving, supportive and romantic
relationship? There are probably more books on how to do exactly that than
you could read in a decade. Here are a few of my favorites:
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The Five Love Languages by Gary D. Chapman
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The SoulMate Experience by Jo Dunn
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The Seven Principles For Making a Marriage Work by John M.
Gottman and Nan Silver
Whether you’d like to transform your relationships, increase your self-
confidence, improve your communication or persuasion skills, learn how to
become wealthy, or improve any area of your life, head to your local
bookstore—or do what I do and head to
Amazon.com
—and you’ll find a
plethora of books on any area of your life you want to improve. For those
who want to minimize our carbon footprint or save money, I also recommend
utilizing your local library or checking out one of my favorite websites,
www.paperbackswap.com
.
For a complete list of my favorite personal development books—
including those that have made the biggest impact on my success and
happiness—check out the Recommended Reading list located at
www.TMMbook.com
.
How Much Should You Read?
I recommend making a commitment to read a minimum of 10 pages per
day (although five is okay to start with, if you read slowly or don’t yet enjoy
reading). Let’s do some math on this for a second: reading 10 pages read per
day is not going to break you, but it will make you. We’re only talking 10-15
minutes of reading, or 15-30 minutes if you read more slowly.
Look at it this way. If you quantify that, reading just 10 pages a day will
average 3,650 pages a year, which equates to approximately eighteen 200-
page personal development/self-improvement books! Let me ask you, if you
read 18 personal development books in the next 12 months, do you think you
will be more knowledgeable, capable and confident—a new & improved you?
Absolutely!