The 5 Self-Help Books To Start Your Journey Now
It’s no secret that self-help books can get major criticism from society. Whether it’s called a scam or just woo woo nonsense, the truth is that self-help books can be looked down upon. However, like any other book, self-help is a major tool to access your innermost self. If you’re on your journey in finding yourself, your voice, or your confidence, these reads can help provoke important thoughts about improving your life. Whether you like experimenting with new genres or are truthfully looking for advice on bettering yourself, these books are a great place to start.
Atomic Habits by James Clear
While it’s typical to see this book listed on every self-help page, it’s for a good reason. Not only is this not your typical self-help book, but it’s also full of great tips and tricks. Atomic Habits helps you change your everyday routine with steps you’ll keep up with. The book teaches you how to slowly but surely improve your life without drastically changing everything overnight.
The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins
Anyone on TikTok has probably heard of the Let Them Theory. A true masterclass from Mel Robbins, it’s a worthy read for the chronic people-pleaser. Not only does the Let Them Theory genuinely show you how we are so preoccupied with other people’s thoughts of us, but it’s also a great read to realize some of the mistakes you may be making you aren’t even aware of.
Untamed by Glennon Doyle
Another book for the chronic people-pleasers out there, Untamed is another great read to help you reclaim your voice and power. Through her personal story, Doyle shows us how we can become our most authentic selves. Filled with thought-provoking concepts, Untamed is a must for those yearning to feel themselves again.
Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert
Anyone who considers themselves a creative will need to read Big Magic. Through telling her own story, Gilbert gives a great motivational lesson on how to be the best creative you can be without self-doubt and fear. Those in a creative space will know that self-doubt and imposter syndrome can be the number one enemy. Big Magic helps you defeat these problems or at least come to terms with them to prevent them from taking over your work.
Daring Greatly by Brené Brown
Anyone who has heard Brene Brown in her podcast before will know she is one of the greatest at vulnerability and finding your voice. While being a badass is often boasted, Brown teaches us how to be badasses even when we are most vulnerable. Learning not to distinguish success from vulnerability, Dearing Greatly is a fabulous read that helps you look inside for the answers.
