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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The Defining Decade
Meg Jay
in 1 store
Intimacy
Ita O'Brien
in 1 store
We Are Movement
Wayne McGregor
in 1 store
Tarot Magick
Lindsay Squire
in 1 store
The Original Rider Waite Book Of Ceremonial Magic
Arthur Edward Waite
in 1 store
Women Living Deliciously
Florence Given
in 1 store
Releasing Our Burdens
Richard C. Schwartz, Thomas Hübl, Richard Schwartz
in 1 store
Weed Witch
Sophie Saint Thomas
in 1 store
How to Be the Love You Seek
Nicole LePera
in 1 store
Open When...
Julie Smith
in 1 store
The Creative Act
Rick Rubin, Neil Strauss
in 1 store
Set de carduri-The Box of Emotions
Tiffany Watt Smith
in 1 store
The Body Tarot
Emma McArthur
in 1 store
The Medicinal Garden
Caroline Parker
in 1 store
The Tarot of Loka
Ralph Horsley, Alessio Cavatore
in 1 store
The Lore Olympus
Rachel Smythe, H. Holden
in 1 store
Occult Guide to the Tarot
Travis McHenry
in 1 store
Buffalo Hunter Hunter
Stephen Graham Jones
in 1 store
Manifestation Tarot
Jayne Wallace
in 1 store
Tarot - Seasons of the Witch
Lorriane Anderson
in 1 store
Mystical Women's Tarot
Cecile Roumiguiere
in 1 store
The Herbal Sutra
Madhulika Banerjee
in 1 store
Molds, Mushrooms, and Medicines
Nicholas P. Money
in 1 store
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Tarot Deck and Guidebook
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.