read these to improve your mindset in 2024 📚

it's a new year, and I'm always looking for ways to be more efficient. I took a look around barnes and noble to see what was in store for me. Personally I love productivity books. I don't know why, but I am truly addicted to them. I love to hear how other people are thinking or organizing their life. I can't read them all, but I do keep a running list so that when I finish one book, I can pick up another quickly.

The first book I added to my list was 8 Rules of Love by Jay Shetty. I love Jay Shetty! I feel like this book will help me improve my relationships in all places in my life, romantic, platonic, and professional! I had to let a few people go this year, but before I let them go, I spent a lot of time trying not to let go. I'm hoping this book will help me save time by teaching me how to determine when to keep love and when to let it go!

The second book I added was Quitting: A Life Strategy. Lst year I had to overcome my fear of quitting, and I'm still working on it. I was raised in a house where quitting was looked down upon. It's obvious to me now that my parents just wanted me to give things a try before letting them go, but unfortunately for a long time I just thought that giving up was unacceptable. I'm hoping this book helps me get over that sentiment even more.

The third book I put on my list was "I didn't do the thing Today Letting Go of Productivity Guilt". The term Productivity Guild caught my eye. I always have a super long to-do list, and I always feel bad when I can't get through it, even thought there are literally not enough hours in the day for me to finish the list.

There are tons more books I added, but I'll leave it here today. Are you into reading productivity books? What are your favorites? Let me know in the comments!

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