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I love the book, The Secret by Rhonda. It is based on the belief of the law of attraction, which claims that thoughts can change a person's life directly. I wanted to see if applying the rules of The Secret to my life would bring me the perfect happiness that it promises. Surely it didn't disappoint as I got the much needed motivation I needed at that point of my life. I moved from so many negativeties such as depression, hatred, suicidal thoughts to mention but a few into a life where I attracted in good life, marriage, wealth and inexplainable peace. This book always remains my go to motivational non fiction book any day and any time

I've read many inspiring books, but the one that most impacted me at the time (probably because I was only young when I read it), was the Alchemist by Paolo Coelho.

I would say Mastero Monologue by Rob White.

The Bible is the most inspirational book. Others inspiring book I have read had it's foundation from the Bible. What I found intriguing about Bluewater Walkabout is the way Tina was determined to be healed despite her past. She portrayed inner strength.

I have read so many books and I can't say I have a favorite book.

Yvonne Monique wrote: ↑16 Jan 2021, 06:40 I've read many inspiring books, but the one that most impacted me at the time (probably because I was only young when I read it), was the Alchemist by Paolo Coelho.

I’ve been meaning to read the Alchemist it’s sounds like a very inspiring book.

I don't have ultimate favorites in my life, but it definitely is one of the favorites.

The most inspiring book I've ever read is fear not, dream big, and execute

The Bible.

I have read so many inspiring book that its is actually difficult to pick out one. However, You have a brain by Ben Carson was quite exceptional. It really help me in the early days of my academic struggle. I came to understand that I was not dumb and I could do anything I am determined to do.

Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe. I was thrilled.

Alicnim wrote: ↑04 Sep 2017, 21:41 I loved Rhonda Byrne's The Secret. The advice took me through a hard time in my life, very inspiring.

I agree! I love from Day one until day 365!

There are a lot of book that fit that description in my life it all depends on how it changed me at a point of my life but I would say the reconfigurement

Alicnim wrote: ↑04 Sep 2017, 21:41 I loved Rhonda Byrne's The Secret. The advice took me through a hard time in my life, very inspiring.

I haven't read all the pages, but so far, I agree with you! The Secret is an inspiring book about gratitude. Rhonda Byrne is amazing!

I would say Fear Not, Dream Big and Execute. The contents are powerful.