My favorite books part 2 | energy and success

Mindset books are what got me hooked on personal growth to begin with…but the first time I cracked open a book on energy and success..I wasn’t prepared for how triggered I felt! I knew I wasn’t taking responsibility for who I was being while I was working…and that needed to change.

My top picks are easy to read-whether because of humor, story, or just the comfort in knowing that being a loving person pays off.

Comment below-what books do you recommend?

Books on Energy and Success

E2 by Pam Grout

This book is a terrific primer on your energy. Pam’s great sense of humor, numerous stories to help make her point, and the experiments at the end of each chapter will leave you knowing first hand that mindset isn’t the ONLY thing playing a role in you creating a life you love. Read or listen to this. Do the experiments. And ask yourself what needs to change in your energy in order to change your results.

You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay

I’ve been on quite the journey to improve my life and when I read You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay, it really changed my perspective on personal wellness. I don’t think it’s smart to believe in a “magic pill” type of approach to wellness-the idea that one thing is going to cure all our maladies.

This book really offered me the opportunity to understand how unresolved thoughts and emotions do affect our bodies so much. Caring for our thoughts and emotions can contribute to our health and wellbeing and is an important result of mindset work.

The Law of Divine Compensation by Marianne Williamson

This was an early read in my personal growth journey and I wasn’t quite ready for it. When I returned to it, I gained so much! Who we’re being is what we get back in the world. And this book breaks it down so we see the transforming power of being a loving and compassionate, and empowered person. Such a good read!

You2 by Price Pritchett

Oh my word-this tiny little pamphlet is a very short read, but opens with a story that struck home with me in a big way. If you want to learn how to create quantum growth in your life, this is the primer for that. Like a dreamy pep-talk to help you refocus and create results in quantum leaps!

Coaching books

The Prosperous Coach by Steve Chandler and Rich Litvin

I can’t for the life of me grasp why this book is $40, but I am glad I bought it! As much as I love improving myself, I LOVE my craft. I adore learning how to be an excellent coach and I love what I do. I’ve fallen hard for coaching and I’ve found something I believe my soul was made to do. So learning how to be prosperous while doing it was what drew me to this book. My biggest takeaway was this: in a world of coaches trying to scale group programs, no longer offering 1:1 coaching, and focusing on online course, you can run a highly profitable and transformative 1:1 coaching practice. It was so nice to hear from someone who is genuinely passionate for the 1:1 work as I am and makes multiple 7-figures doing it. If you love coaching, this is a great read!

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My favorite mindset books of all time! Part 1

I have a few books I go back to again and again-for myself and for my clients! And whether you read them or listen to them, you’ll get so much value! So, I’m sharing my top recommendations for books to help you change your mindset in a few VERY important areas. Let’s go!

*this post contains purchase links, but no affiliate links. I am not making a commission off of my recommendations :)

Growth Mindset Books

Mindset by Carol Dweck

My all time favorite mindset book, and the one that began my personal growth journey is Mindset by Carol Dweck. This is one of the most well known bodies of research on the topic of a growth mindset vs. a fixed mindset and it shattered the way I used to see myself, my achievements, my potential, and my life. Since reading this book, I’ve continually challenged myself to practice a growth mindset, challenge any limitation, and pursue curiosity.

Grit by Angela Duckworth

I feel so emotional even recommending this book and here’s why:

My husband read it before I had begun my personal growth journey. He would read parts of it to me and ask me if I could envision behaving in a “grit” way. I would get so upset and rant about how that was “so unrealistic-not everyone is meant to be that way.”

What I didn’t know was that 5 years later, I’d revisit this book up out of curiosity and my husband would reread to me the characteristics of a person with grit. Now, I felt this warm certainty in my belly and said the words “I can’t imagine ever giving up on my dream.”

What I really can’t believe is the transformation I created between the time I literally whined and cried about the idea of having “grit” and saying the words “I can’t imagine giving up on my dream.”

I’ve changed and this book helped me easily see that!

Books on Limiting beliefs

The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks

The Big Leap is a book that everyone has some kind of a lightbulb moment around. If you want to identify your biggest themes in your limiting beliefs and you want to change the way you approach the work you do so you begin to see rapid results, The Big Leap is a FABULOUS read or listen. I cannot recommend this book enough. In fact, for a long time, I required my private clients to read Mindset and The Big Leap before we began private mentorship together. This was my coaching “starter kit” so to speak.

You are a Badass by Jen Sincero

I don’t know if it’s her self-deprecating sense of humor, her dramatic sense of voice (which I relate to so much!) or how simple she makes limiting beliefs and manifestation, but this book is such a fun read for overcoming limiting beliefs and manifesting a life you love!

Money Mindset Books

Rich As F*ck by Amanda Frances

I bought this book and I’ll admit-I was a bit scandalized by the title. I mean…I don’t use the F-word so…how do I recommend a book I can’t really say the title of? Oh the stress....

I’m glad I got over that overthinking moment though because this book was exactly what I needed! I’ve read the old money mindset standards by Napolean Hill and Wallace Wattles, but I personally was bored and tired of hearing from privileged white men from a century ago. Enter Amanda. While still white, she’s a woman and multi-millionaire in my industry. And as I read her book, I began seeing solutions to money moves I’d previously felt intimidated by. She talks about not waiting for a man to do the money work and that was one of my biggest takeaways. By the end of the book, I’d open investment accounts I’d previously felt stuck even starting. And I feel confident that I can take care of myself and my future, no matter if my husband plays a role in it.

Could there be anything more powerful than standing on your own two feet financially?

I have another post coming up with my favorite books on the topics of energy, success, and coaching-you’ll want to come back for that read!

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