Yehoshua Bomberg
The experiences we encounter as we grow into adulthood carry with them some of the most important lessons in life. Eventually setting our paths in life into directions we have never imagined. Growing up is difficult. Being an adult is even more. But if we take a moment to pause and assess our role and position in this world, we find a myriad of opportunities and possibilities to enhance ourselves. We are becoming a better version each passing day. And whether it’s making friends, maintaining relationships, or planning for our future, it’s important to remember always to keep moving forward and never let our past mistakes negatively influence the outcome of our present and future decisions. We, at Fupping, have listed 7 amazing books to cater to your quest for personal growth and hopefully help you on your next job interview.
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#1 Plan Be! by Becca Anderson
The affirmations, quotes, and ideas in this book are a set of tools for you to use in your self-development. They are for inner work. And you know what they say about happiness-that it's an inside job, which is 100% true. The suggestions in Plan Be! vary widely from spiritual aspirations to very simple, straightforward and practical ideas. Much has to do with adjusting your attitude. Depending on the day, it might be a slight adjustment or a major overhaul, but the more you practice daily affirmations, the fewer adjustments you'll need. One day, you will realize you have mastered the art of thinking happy and are looking at the bright side of life every day.
Incorporating this effort as a daily practice will build mental muscle and help you achieve the all-important optimistic way of thinking. These are habits that can easily be reinforced by practices such as journaling, creating your own affirmations, and talking to yourself in the positive. Like an engine driving you toward greater things, self belief brings you closer to your life's purpose, your personal mission and will absolutely make you a happier camper.
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Contributor: Christina McCall from Mango Publishing
#2 The Pathfinder by Nicholas Lore
The reason everyone should read this book prior to starting a new job is to make sure that this is the right move for you. Too many people leave jobs they don't like only to end up in another job they don't like. And the cycle repeats itself. The way to make sure you're in a fulfilling career is to do a lot of introspection, and this book lays out the process for you.
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Contributor: Elizabeth Bradshaw from Canvas Art Boutique
#3 Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi
This book by Keith Ferrazzi talks all about how to utilize and encourage professional relationships to get ahead in your job. Ferrazzi discusses his own experiences about using his connections to help him get into school and obtain jobs, demonstrating for readers just how truly effective networking can be. It’s a great skill set that everyone starting a new job should be aware of.
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Contributor: Nate Masterson from Maple Holistics
#4 How Will You Measure Your Life? by Clayton M. Christensen
This book by Clayton M. Christensen, James Allworth, and Karen Dillon aims to help people figure out what will make them happiest. For someone who is starting a new job and trying to find balance, this piece of writing will help you think about how to use your time and money wisely. It will help you have a great start to a new job which you will hopefully find fulfilling and rewarding.
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Contributor: Nate Masterson from Maple Holistics
#5 The Culture Code by Daniel Coyle
The reason why I suggest Daniel Coyle’s book is because when you are starting on a new job, you are supposed to work with a lot of new people and be a part of different groups to be able to perform optimally. This book works as a manual to build positive relationships at the workplace which is a two-fold collaborative approach- you help the organizational culture through your positive efforts as it helps you in enhancing your individual values.
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Contributor: Ketan Kapoor from Mettl
#6 The Start-up of You by Reid Hoffman
Coming from LinkedIn’s founder Reid Hoffman, this book offers extreme practical instances of how you could probably build a start-up out of your personality. We are noticing how greater disruptions are on their way to make the recent, redundant anytime that too at an unprecedented speed. As skills become obsolete in 1- 2 years these in the present time which earlier took 10 years or a lifetime to change, all an individual can do is to think like an entrepreneur and build effective networking, always be on the hunt for innovation in skills and competencies, and be self-reliant to be the navigator of one’s own professional life.
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Contributor: Ketan Kapoor from Mettl
#7 Small Mistakes, Big Consequences by Anne Corley Baum
Any transition, such as starting a new job, is a great time to take stock of your strengths, reflect, and make positive changes. Small Mistakes, Big Consequences is a terrific book to read before starting a new job. It offers thoughts for reflection and also ideas on working better with other people.
Small Mistakes, Big Consequences is a lighthearted look at the top 16 business mistakes that people make without realizing the potential consequences. Learn how to identify these common character mistakes that can make or break your relationships. Avoid making these mistakes yourself and learn how to work with and manage these personality types. Small Mistakes, Big Consequences is filled with simple, actionable business tips to help you succeed. It's your guide to navigating the speed bumps on the road to the corner office.
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Contributor: Jennifer Reich from Momosa Publishing
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