Breaking the habit of being yourself

      

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    Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Dr. Joe Dispenza is a self-help book that combines science and spirituality to help readers change their thoughts and transform their lives. Dispenza explains how the mind works and how negative thinking patterns can keep people stuck. Through practical exercises and guided meditations, he teaches how to rewire the brain, let go of limiting beliefs, and create a new, positive reality. Written in simple language, the book is a helpful guide for anyone looking to break free from old habits and live a happier, more fulfilling life.

Bottom line : 

Living the routine life can rust our brain. Break the ice, come out of it, stop the thought pattern and change the path by rewiring your brain. 

Recommending audience: 

People who wanna change their thought patterns and taste the success. 

Rating : 8.8/10

The Present

      

 

The Present by Spencer Johnson is a simple and inspiring story about a young man looking for happiness and success. An old man teaches him about "The Present," which means living in the moment, learning from the past, and planning for the future. The book shows how focusing on the present can help solve problems and enjoy life more. The language is easy to understand, and the lessons are helpful for both work and personal life. It’s a great read for anyone wanting to feel happier and more in control of their life.

Bottom line : 

Live in the present and focus on what's good.

Revisit the past, Learn the lesson from it and move on. 

Your present creates the Future. 

Recommended audience:

As Johnson tops my list all the time, I would recommend for everyone who wish to feel good and change the control of their lives. 

Rating : 9.9/10

The Metamorphosis

     

Franz Kafka’s Metamorphosis is a classic novel about Gregor Samsa, a hardworking man who wakes up as a giant insect. Unable to work, he becomes a burden to his family. At first, his sister cares for him, but soon, everyone resents him. His father attacks him, and he grows weaker each day. Lonely and unwanted, Gregor eventually dies. After his death, his family moves on, relieved. The book explores themes of isolation, rejection, and human cruelty. It is a powerful, thought-provoking story that makes readers question how society treats those who can no longer contribute.

    

Bottom line : 

When we become burden to our family and the society, Then family starts ignoring us. I find a lot of similarities between his writings and Spencer Johnson's. Both were about human nature and adaptability. Climax brings you tears !!!

Recommended audience : 

Pocket sized!!! So suggesting everyone. 

Rating : 9.7/10

To Kill a Mockingbird

Scout Finch, a young girl in the racist town of Maycomb, Alabama, during the 1930s. Her father, Atticus, a lawyer, defends Tom Robinson, a Black man falsely accused of assaulting a white woman. Despite clear evidence of his innocence, Tom is convicted and later killed while trying to escape prison. Meanwhile, Scout and her brother Jem are fascinated by their reclusive neighbor, Boo Radley. In the end, Boo saves them from an attack by Bob Ewell, the real villain. The story explores racism, justice, childhood, and human kindness, making it a timeless classic.

Bottom line : 

Killing a innocent mocking bird refers the convictions ,accusations and logicless assumptions made on innocent people when there is racisim and favouritism (now-a-days ). Not everyone can get chance to prove themselves. 

Recommended audience: 

People who have strong mentality to feel the struggles due to racisim through the words . Not a beginner friendly ! Keep a thesaurus with you if you are new to reading

Rating : 8/10