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You Owe You: Ignite Your Power, Your Purpose, and Your Why

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You Owe You

$21.99

Get one step closer to where you want to be. The author, Eric Thomas, rose from a state of hopeless homelessness to reach beyond everything he ever aspired to be. As he chronicles his journey, Thomas explains the lessons he learned to become the success he is today.

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If you have been trying to change the negative aspects of your life, reading “You Owe You” will get you one step closer to where you want to be. The author, Eric Thomas, rose from a state of hopeless homelessness to reach beyond everything he ever aspired to be. As he chronicles his journey, Thomas explains the lessons he learned to become the success he is today.

The first secret to success is to stop blaming others – accept that you are responsible for changing your situation for the better. Next, Thomas recommends identifying and acknowledging anyone in your support network. Finding and using your strengths is the final step you can take to pull yourself from the jaws of failure to the victorious triumph. Thomas uses relatable experiences and real-world examples to illustrate these concepts.

After reading Thomas’ story, this book allows you to begin working on your own journey to success. Actionable items like prompts allow you to take charge and change your life for the better.

Two Weeks Notice: Find the Courage to Quit Your Job, Make More Money, Work Where You Want, and Change the World

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Two Weeks Notice

$22.99

If you have been waiting for a sign to escape the prison of corporate monotony, “Two Weeks Notice” is ready to help you achieve freedom. With a clear and concise style, Amy Porterfield gives you a manual to financial prosperity without the need for a 9-to-5 job.

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If you have been waiting for a sign to escape the prison of corporate monotony, “Two Weeks Notice” is ready to help you achieve freedom. With a clear and concise style, Amy Porterfield gives you a manual to financial prosperity without the need for a 9-to-5 job. Although leaving a traditional job feels like an ending, this book shows that it is only the beginning.

Becoming an entrepreneur can seem intimidating if you have not yet made the leap. However, this book is a tangible guide to everything you need to launch your own business. This includes three strategies to drive revenue, a guide to building websites, and a blueprint for building an engaged email following.

Beyond the concrete recommendations, Porterfield also gives advice that inspires and empowers as you transition to being your own boss. This includes gems like understanding that your business is not a good fit for everyone, pointers to content creation that stays true to your brand, and discovering that your dreams should not be restricted by glass ceilings.

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Big Dreams, Daily Joys

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Big Dreams, Daily Joys

$15.94

A book to help you take your idea from start to success. This workbook is best if used while filling it out. Discover the proven secrets to success of this author and apple the same strategies in your own life.

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Big Dreams, Daily Joys Book Summary

Right on the cover, the book states what it will help the reader achieve. "Set goals. Get things done. Make time for what matters." In four chapters that are broken down into readable chunks that can be managed in a short amount of time the author guides you through why goal-setting is important all the way through to getting your goals done.

This one is not recommended through audible. The book's design and layout have been carefully thought out. Artwork in bold colors motivates you to keep going. Many of the author's best pieces of advice are found in full page, colored quotes making it easy to flip through the book to find the inspiration you need.

Cripe supplies plenty of real world examples in each chapter to help you feel less alone in a world that often makes us feel as though we are falling behind. In the first chapter she not only defines the difference between a goal and a to-do list item, she shows you what makes a 'good' goal. The book Checklist Manifesto might be a good contrasting read on this.