Daily Prompt- Off the Shelf– Take a look at your bookcase. If you had enough free time, which book would be the first one you’d like to reread? Why?
I ask myself ‘ Which book would be the first one you would like to reread ?’
Tough question as my bookcase has all my favorite books which I purchased with money I saved and spent on books instead of clothes.
Osho, Paulo Coelho, Deepak Chopra, Dale Carnegie, Robin Sharma, Brian Tracy, and many more have accompanied me for many years.
I never get bored reading anyone from these.
I have some light comedy, suspense, and detective novels also which I purchased with a clear intention that they are not just one-time reads. Read and throw away type. I never waste money on them. Sorry, I’m drifting away.
My first purchase was ‘ STOP WORRYING AND START LIVING’. I stumbled upon this book in my friend’s house and got hooked on it.
I never believe in asking solutions for my problems to. I believe every problem comes with a solution.
I got this book at a time when my son joined Indian Navy, my daughter got married, my husband is somewhat of a workaholic and I was suffering from chronic diseases and was very depressed, always worrying.
This book came as a boon to me. There are not only causes and analyses for worries but simple solutions and stories of other sufferers and how they could come over their worries.
When you read about others’ problems then only you realize how tiny or petty are your problems.
Little understanding, not running away from problems, facing them, trying to find a solution, little exercise, and meditation all help.
So when I find time I reread this and one more ‘Maximum Achievement’ by Brian Tracy and recommend it to others also.
I got the book but have not started reading it yet. I think I should.
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You will love it and please try Brian Tracy’s also.
On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 12:34 PM, Indira's Blog wrote:
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Oh, I simply loved ‘How to stop worrying and start living’ by Dale Carnegie. I was in my 20s then and did not even know that I was a worrier. Yes, this book made me see a lot of things that needed to be changed. I always wanted to give this book to my mom for reading but somehow never got around to it. I guess I should do it now.
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Thanks for sharing your views. You should certainly give it to your mom she will love it. I also like chicken soup series.
On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 2:00 PM, Indira's Blog wrote:
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Great book!
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Agree. Thanks for your visit.
On Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 6:32 AM, Indira's Blog wrote:
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