Best Staff Motivation Books
In this article, I will list the books that encourage readers to improve their lives, change their destiny and build their dream career. Watch the ranking leader, book number one!

Each business library should have at least one of those pearls.
1. "Mistry for your favorite book."
2. "The power of positive thinking."
When the book was published for the first time, both psychologists and blasphemists attacked it as a joke, and accused Norman Vincent Pil of being insane. Today science has confirmed the basic concept of the book - that optimism makes you safer and happier and thus gives you more chances of success.
Best quote: " The event is a great rector and a building of confidence. Inaction is not only the result, but the cause of possible fear. Perhaps your actions will be successful, perhaps they will have to be adjusted or otherwise. But any action is better than inaction.”
3. Drive.
There's a view that motivation is a reasonable use of a whip and a buckle. But the author of Daniel Pink's book thinks it's not. His book illustrates the fact that motivation encompasses many aspects, and that at the highest level of productivity, motivation is based on the deepest and most intrinsic feeling of who you are and who you want to be.
Best quote: " For artists, scientists, inventors, schoolchildren, and for others, internal motivation is a desire to do something because it's interesting, provocative and exciting - is important for the high level of creativity. "
♪ Don't worry about nothing ♪
The essence of most of the motivational books is to clean up the minds of the mess that crushes it. Richard Carlson will help you to understand what is really important and deserves your attention, and what is just a pound noise. "
Best quote: " Strass is no more than a socially acceptable form of mental illness " .
5. "The world's greatest merchant."
It's much more than a sales book, Oga Mandino's pseud-bibles inspire you to live your life, to believe in yourself and to your ability to help others.
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