10 Books Every Student Must Read

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These are 10 books *I wish* I had read when I was in college.

You've just reached the ideal stage in your life to really start understanding more about being productive, achieving a good work-life balance and really get a good idea on how your brain works.

Sometimes it can be very overwhelming to start learning more about self-development because there are huge amounts of informations scattered across the internet and it's really difficult to pick reliable sources and have all of that information nicely compiled and ready for your consumption.

So today I have 10 essential books that do that job for you. They have incredible information on productivity, mindfulness, habit-building and specific study methods, and are all incredibly recommended.

Video Guide:

— A book that teaches you the basics to master productivity and time management

— A book on the practical aspects and tips of effective planning

— A book about habit-building and implementation

— A book with practical tips on how to have top grades

— A book about how to turn your phone into a productivity machine

— A book on how to read books

— A book that teaches you how to deal with overwhelming information

— A book about what's truly important

— A book on how to tap into your creative mode and your focused mode.

You can read all of them at once, or you can read them throughout your academic journey and after you leave college. Most of these I actually read after my master's and I wish I had all of this information back then.

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Thank you Alicia Rodriguez, Carolina Umaña, Diamond, Emma-Louise Smith, Jasmine de Leon, Kate G, Lindsey, Melanie Jackson, Michael Peng, Nina C, Owen Havercroft Reyes, Rachel Prichard, Regina Grant, SophieLouiseAbild, Stephanie Ross, Abdulla Alshamisi, Vitória Bevervanso an Louisa Elena Mondora for joining me on Patreon!

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[arianna]

1:10 How to be a productivity ninja
1:59 The bullet journal method
2:43 Atomic habits
3:34 How to become a straight A student
4:43 Digital minimalism (this is the only one I've read so far and I loved it!)
5:41 Ten steps to earning awesome grades
6:34 How to read a book
7:24 The organized mind
8:35 Essentialism
9:58 Hyper focus

To whoever's reading this, have a great day!

[AhmetKaan]

You'll watch an entire Netflix show even when the first episodes are slow and boring just because someone told you "it gets better." *But what if you looked at your goals like that and watched your life get better instead??*

[sacdaabdurhman]

“The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” Sharing some positivity with all of you. Whoever is reading have a good day 💜

[RyanYeo]

Love this list, definitely gonna check out most of them! A tip I've found that's really helpful when it comes to these non-fiction self help books is to read it non linearly, or like skipping things that make you bored or things you don't need. The point is not to read 100% of the book but to gain as much valuable info as possible!

[NagendraBisht]

Great choice of books. 'Fish - A remarkable way to boost productivity and morale' is one book that has it all. It talks how enthusiasm can bring a sea change in your life. Short and sweet, this book is great guide for both students and professionals.

[vedalakshmi]

I’ve read Atomic Habits
And it’s by far the best book of self-development ( I don’t know which category it falls under exactly)
I’ll try to read the others you’ve suggested.
Thank you for the video

[sacdaabdurhman]

So impressive that you mention HOW TO READ A BOOK.
Atomic Habit taught me how to build healthy habits easily and get rid of unhealthy habits.

[melmelstudio]

Just finished ‘Atomic Habits’! I’ve been looking for more self help books to read. Thank you for these recommendations 😃

[helenaazevedo]

I love the theme of this video! I already have "Atomic Habits" on my read-list, I'll add the others ☺️

[laveris]

10 books every student must read: 10 books of my 10 subjects that i'm currently ignoring

[indianstudywithme]

Except Digital Minimalism and Hyper focus I have read every thing else. Will read these two soon after my exams ❤️❤️

[AhmetKaan]

*Most great accomplishments were achieved by the people, who at first had no idea what they were doing.*

Keep going my friend. I am cheering for you... 🙂

[larabezerra]

Atomic Habits is one of my favorite books ever!

[ForzaGrowth]

These books make your goals more achievable.

[Lisayyidatina]

Essentialism is a life-changing book, a must read! I can't recommend it highly enough.

I read this book because of you. I never thought that I would find this gem. Many thanks to you! So far if anyone asks me about book recommendations, I can't think of any other besides Essentialism (◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*。

[HaukaushaubhauG]

Already read few of them, now going to read the rest :)
Your suggestions are really good.
Love from INDIA 🇮🇳

[DemetriPanici]

*Honestly everyone regardless of entrepreneurial mindset should read Tim Ferris’s “The 4-Hour Work Week”*

[charles]

Have you considered looking at sports psychology books and how that may factor into this list of must reads? If so, do you mind making a follow up video exploring how sports psychology books can play a role in applying an athlete's POV into the academic/workplace mindset? Thank you so much!

[fruity]

Ah, Thank you so much! I usually take 1 book every month. This helped me!

[adityashrivastava]

Looks like I have to going shopping for new books. Thank you so much! Loved the video