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[Jocelyn Jones Company: Infinity Downline Contribution Level: 3]

Hi Matt,

I would have to say that my favorite Personal Development Book would have to be "The Science Of Getting Rich" by Wallace D. Wattles. You made mention that you enjoy "The Secret". The priniciples from "The Secret" are actually derived from "The Science of Getting Rich." Bob Proctor makes mention of "The Science of Getting Rich" in his seminars and also in "The Secret" He also makes mention of it, in his book, "You were Born Rich". The Science of Getting Rich is an easy to follow book. I started reading it one day and couldn't put it down! I also enjoy "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill. If you follow the 6 steps and put them into practice, you will find success. I do have to agree with you though, that mindset is HUGE and once you figure it out and realize that by following the principles, you truly can have whatever you want out of life, it is amazing how everything starts falling into place.

[manoj agadi Contribution Level: 1]

My Favorite Personal Development book is "Think and Grow Rich". I like this book so much. This book gives a lot of Information about Personality Development.

[Jerome Ratliff Company: Nu Skin Enterprises Contribution Level: 4]

I am the same as the others had said -- For me to pick just one it's not easy to do. All of the personal development books I've read helped me become the person I am today. However, if I were to pick one it would be the first one I ever bought called "The Millionaire's Path" by Mark Fisher and Marc Allen. It isn't by any means at the top of the list, but since it was the one that opened my eyes to the possibility we possess and many other personal development books, I give this book "my favorite personal development book" title.

If you want to check it out > http://www.amazon.com/The-Millionaires-Path-Passion-Optimism/dp/1567314139 (Not an affiliate link)

Jerome

[Katrina van Oudheusden Company: Reliv International Contribution Level: 4]

I would say my favorites are:
Magnetic Sponsoring - have to learn it some where
One Minute Millionaire - I like that it speaks to both the left and right side of the mind. It is like 2 books in one. Highly recommend.
The Richest Man in Babylon - really good book.

Constantly updating my reading list.
The slight edge is next on my list.

[Michaelangelo Flores Contribution Level: 1]

"How To Win Friends And Influence People" by Dale Carnegie.

If I was to pick ONE book, this is probably a must-read for ANYBODY who wants to improve at LIFE in general. And the book itself is easy to read. It's all in bite-sized chunks. So you can read and reflect upon them as well as practice them.

[Jerome Ratliff Company: Nu Skin Enterprises Contribution Level: 4]

I know I already shared mine but I second Michaelangelo..."How to Win Friends and Influence People" is a masterpiece and at the TOP of my list.

Jerome

[Colette Morris Company: Numis Network Contribution Level: 3]

So many great books here, some I have read, some are now on my to read list.
Thanks for the ideas. If I had to put a favourite one down, it has to be The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Paolo Coello

Great book on self development, but love the way in which it is written

Colette Morris

[Richard De Haven Company: SendOutCards Contribution Level: 2]

Two books that have made a huge difference to me.

1.The Science of Getting Rich - by Wallace Wattles. Written in 1910. Simple and straight to the point. short book.

2. A Course in Miracles - A Spiritual Study course over a year.

Appreciation from the Heart,

Richard De Haven

[Angela Love Company: Pet Protector Contribution Level: 2]

Mine is The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People by Steven Covey. There are others that I love also, but this is my favourite.
I didn't actually read the book, I listened to it as an audio book when I was driving in my car.

[collin francis James Contribution Level: 1]

Think and Grow Rich
My New Book is coming out soon, I was inspired to write by this book.