5 Life-changing books YOU MUST READ in 2024

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Hey there, I’m Clark Kegley, a pro drummer turned self-improvement advocate. Here on YouTube, I provide guidance to help you transform into your 2.0 version.

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[KornerHR]

it’s kinda crazy how nobody’s talking about Antozent, they are selling 150 self help books for the price of one

[Shiibai]

The fact that Nixorus and its ebook "Ancient Wealth Wisdom" go unmentioned highlights people's entrapment in a trance-like state. Trust me, it's the gateway to success.

[EnigmaEarningsExpedition]

Can't believe the impact Making Money Your Reality Commanding Your Financial Destiny had on my mindset about wealth, It's a real shocker

[viral]

If you haven't discovered 'Step Up: Success Unlocked' yet, you're bypassing a life-changing experience. This book is more than just words; it's a heartfelt guide to sculpting a life of success. It delves into the soul of discipline, routine, and how our environment shapes our destiny. With each page, it awakens a deeper understanding of motivation and the miraculous impact of daily habits. For anyone longing for a new, brighter beginning, this book is a beacon of hope and inspiration. A must-read that I wholeheartedly recommend!

[Georegeejf]

it's kinda crazy how nobody's talking about the forbidden ebook titled Earn More Money Than Your Boss, its available on borlest

[rixolans]

This video is a game-changer. So much helpful information packed into one clip and i can say great books by the way But I personally don't like promoting anything in comments but i simply have to share with you a book called Whispers of Manifestation its a must-read book full of secret techiques and advices but it was forbidden for some reasons.. read it and thank me later.

[BillyWright-xgig]

Hello Clark, try reading the book 25 Money Secrets From Donald Trump, it is the book that had the most impact on me and the author goes straight to the point

[Suiii]

Its been a long time since I watched this video in the meantime I found a really good book on a site of banned books the book is called MANIFESTING MONEY When I read it I learned and applied incredible things I remembered this video and thought I had to share this...👊🏼🏆

[lucienandflorian]

"If a Man does not read, then he has no advantage over the man who can't read" - Mark Twain

[tingledom]

Atomic Habits was the most life-changing book I read in 2020 for sure. It's just completely changed my thinking. I borrowed it from the library, and as soon as I read it, I bought it because I knew I would want to reread it, and be able to lend it out to anyone and everyone.

For me, it has helped me get systems for exercise (I now exercise 2-3 times every day), cleaning (my husband I used to have lots of fights over the dishes because I've always been less clean than him, now we have a system that works well for both of us). But it also just has changed my approach to tasks. I'm always asking myself - how can I make it: easy? attractive? obvious? satisfying?

I just do those little things that help grease the wheels to do the next and next steps in lots of different areas of my life, and it's been great.

But I've just been reading a book that I think may be even more transformative, so highly recommend it. It's an older book, and it takes A LOT of work to actually put the practices into place, but if you have something you want to really do, I highly recommend it: Think Better by Tim Hurson. It's based on over 50 years of research into the areas of improving thinking, and is truly transformational.

[amberbiggs]

The big game changer for me with retaining what I read is to highlight the important passages, and then after reading go back and re-read those highlights while writing them down in a notebook. I bought a notebook specifically for writing notes on the books I read, so then later I can go back again and reread my main notes from each book. I was so tired of looking back on books I've read and not being able to recall or articulate anything useful from it after a couple months went by.

[tabithabates]

So I just finished Atomic Habits. Would definitely recommend. Thanks so much for the recommendation Clark. I have already found myself implementing the strategies within such as habit stacking etc. and the change it has made to my life already is fantastic. I just found Breaking the habit of being yourself and also Attached a book you recommended from another of your videos. Both are in my to read list. Seems to me every time you make a recommendation of books they appear on the shelves of my local store suddenly a few days later. 😊
Manifestation is cool 😎
Anyway I just wanted to say thanks and keep recommending great books

[crystalcohen]

Love the concept about applying what we learn instead of just using it as entertainment <3

[Liberty-rnwy]

One of the best books I have ever read was Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl. Two ideas that I have carried with me from that short book are: 1. No matter how bad life is objectively, you determine how you feel in that moment about it, and that is ultimate freedom, and 2. Meaning happens at the intersection between you and the world. Those are two profound ideas.

[becayebalde]

"7 Habits of Highly Effective People" is for me the greatest book I've ever read.

[johnthechosen]

The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter was the most impactful book that I read in 2021. The author actually references The Happiness Hypothesis in the book as a matter of fact. The premise is simple, our lives in 2021 have become too comfortable for our own good. Most of us are overly stimulated and unchallenged and it is messing with our psychology as humans. The book goes in depth on why modern day comforts are bad for us and how we can try and combat the negative effects that go along with constantly being comfortable and constantly having our brains being stimulated by something. The book makes a lot of sense and was an inspirational read for me. I'm applying some of the principles I've learned and putting them to work in 2022 (got my 2022 misogi all planned out!). Hopefully I can be strong and stick to my plan. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is feeling unfulfilled and looking to feel more content with their life (that probably applies to everyone lol).

[MODELBODYINTL]

Hey Clarke I just discovered your channel and I absolutely love it because it looks like you’re having a great time… And also giving us great information. Thank you so much! Keep it up

[yukikoose]

"The Righteous Mind" also by Jonathan Hadit is by far my favorite book by him. It could almost be called "How Your Mind Works" or "Why You Think the Way You Do". Ok, the next one is not a self help book but it is a fascinating explanation of how things ended up as they are now. It is called "Guns, Germs and Steel".

[victoriamapurisa]

Also, I totally agree with what you said about how the journal is very effective. I've been journaling for 2 years and I'm shocked at someone of the insights and revelations I discover daily, just by writing.

[letsgooana]

I can relate to all the books! now I feel like we need to do something, short breaks are fine but not ultimate freedom. Love them! Thanks! Clark