Personal development
Books on habits, money, communication and balance, from classics by Dale Carnegie, Napoleon Hill and Stephen R. Covey to James Clear, Morgan Housel, Robin Sharma and Eckhart Tolle, with every bookshop offer in Moldova on one page.
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On Consolation
Michael Ignatieff
in 1 store
FLEX: Reinventing Work for a Smarter Happier Life
Annie Auerbach
in 1 store
The Dance of Anger
Harrriet Lerner
in 1 store
The Complete Guide to Memory
Richard Restak
in 1 store
Breath
James Nestor
in 1 store
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
John Gray
in 1 store
Moral Ambition
Rutger Bregman
in 1 store
Farsighted
Steven Johnson
in 1 store
And Now For The Good News
Ruby Wax
in 1 store
Addicted to Anxiety
Owen O’ Kane
in 1 store
Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces that Shape Our Decisions
Dan Ariely
in 1 store
Things No One Taught Us About Love
Vex King
in 1 store
Optimal
Daniel Goleman, Cary Cherniss
in 1 store
Surrounded by Idiots
Thomas Erikson
in 1 store
Surrounded by Liars
Thomas Erikson
in 1 store
The Book You Want Everyone You Love* To Read
Philippa Perry
in 1 store
The Good Life and How to Live It
Robert Waldinger, Marc Schulz
in 1 store
What It Takes to Heal
Prentis Hemphill
in 1 store
Life Admin: How I Learned to Do Less, Do Better, and Live More
Elizabeth F. Emens
in 1 store
Joy at Work
Marie Kondo
in 1 store
Think and Grow Rich
Napoleon Hill
in 1 store
How to Win Friends and Influence People
Dale Carnegie
in 1 store
How to stop worrying and start living
Dale Carnegie
in 1 store
Daring Greatly
Brene Brown
in 1 store
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Good to know
Which book should I start with?
Choose by what you want to change now. For habits, Atomic Habits by James Clear; for relationships and communication, Dale Carnegie; for money, Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. One book read and put into practice helps more than ten bought.
How can I tell a good self-help book?
Look at what the author relies on: research, personal experience or motivation alone. Be wary of books that promise guaranteed results. If you're going through a hard time, a book doesn't replace a specialist.