Top 6 books for Quarantine
“THE MORE THAT YOU READ,
THE MORE THINGS YOU WILL KNOW.
THE MORE THAT YOU LEARN,
THE MORE PLACES YOU’LL GO.”
And who doesn’t want to travel after being quarantined for months?
This particular quote by Dr. Seuss left me mesmerizing. The power of words, the power of books, has always fascinated me. Different studies by different scholars have proven the inevitable competence of books.
How each chapter of a book takes us to an adventure by making us experience the presence of spirit, sometimes the touch of a soft breeze, and sometimes by letting us talk with historical characters.
Here are the top 6 picks for making quarantine productive. Moreover, I have added the available PDF link for each book so that you don’t have to waste time on finding.
So, Let’s dive-in into the sea of adventure and knowledge.
Book about understanding money better
Your Money or Your Life: 9 Steps to Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Achieving Financial Independence
Rating: 4.1
Why you should read this book:
- This book is the result of 50 years of persistent work of Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin. They put all the tactics used by successful people in one book.
- If you want to master financial intelligence, financial independence and build an effortless financial road map, this book is for you.
After pandemic, we are going to face a huge financial crisis and to overcome that “Your Money or Your Life” is highly recommended by specialists
PDF LINK:
https://www.pdfdrive.com/your-money-or-your-life-9-steps-to-transforming-your-relationship-with-money-and-achieving-financial-independence-revised-and-updated-for-the-21st-century-e159459889.html
If you only read one productivity book
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change
Rating: 4.1
Why you should read this book:
- To know the 7 secret but effective habits of successful people
- This book will make you challenge your principals of living and change your way of thinking. Moreover, it will help to understand clearly the concepts of Proactive and Reactive, listing hacks of prioritizing Important and Non-Important work.
PDF LINK:
https://www.academia.edu/4116437/7_HABITS_OF_HIGHLY_EFFECTIVE_PEOPLE_BY_STEPHEN_COVE
Best historical productivity book
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Rating: 3.8
Why you should read this book:
- To understand the importance of self-actualization, self-betterment, errors, and correction.
- To learn the need of having a strong desire for achieving a goal, to understand one's own priorities and make plans according ti that, such as Franklin renamed his leisure time as an “intellectual productivity period” to utilise more time of his time.
Book about the right ways of executing work
The Effective Executive: The Definitive Guide to Getting The Right Things Done
Rating: 4.1
Why you should read this book:
- To learn how effectiveness can be learned and implemented by using a few very easy steps
- To apprise self-value, the importance of time, teamwork, communication, and decision making.
Book about building new habits during the pandemic
Atomic Habits
Rating: 4.4
Why you should read this book:
- To know the most effective “Four laws of behavior change” and how habits can be evaluated from time to time
- Tricks and hacks for creating good habits and breaking bad habits. Moreover, to know the prominent strategies for building a purposeful style for daily life.
PDF LINK:
https://onuploads.com/5owe8tcs3ydz/ATOMIC_HABITS_by_James_Clear.pdf.html
Self-help book
Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well, by Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen
Rating: 4.1
Why you should read this book:
- To learn the importance of showing gratitude and accept any feedback, no matter it’s positive or negative, consider as a ladder of success
- To discover how to turn evaluations, advice, criticisms, and coaching into productive listening and learning
PDF LINK:
https://www.pdfdrive.com/thanks-for-the-feedback-the-science-and-art-of-receiving-feedback-well-e194260095.html
Hope you have enjoyable and insightful reading!
Would love to sum up with one of my favorite quotes:
"Time is what we want most,
but what we use worst."
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