So. You know how I shared with you my urge the other day?
Well, a friend of mine asked if I would be so kind as to share the reading list that Pat Parelli shared with me of influential books he has read that have helped him in various parts of his life.
Great idea, I know! Thanks, M!
Her wish is my command! I decided to share it here in case anyone else was curious about the reads on that list.
Please enjoy the following recommendations…with a few of my own additions.
~Books by Malcolm Gladwell
~Tribal Leadership By: Dave Logan
~Play to Win By: A. G. Lafley & Roger L. Martin
~The Revolution in Horsemanship By: Dr. Robert Milller
~Thinking in Pictures By: Temple Grandin
~Psycho Cybernetics By: Maxwell Maltz
~The Psychology of Winning By: Dr. Denis Waitley
~The Gifts Of Imperfection By: Dr. Rene Brown and any other books by Brown
~The Richest Man In Babylon By: Dr. George S. Clason
~Frogs into Princes By: Richard Bandler
~Using your Brain for a Change By: Richard Bandler
~Move Closer Stay Longer By: Dr. Stephanie Burns
~The Labyrinth Course- Dr. Stephanie Burns
Happy reading!
Do you have any great reads to recommend???
Walk in love, dear readers!
AHAmoments 
What a great list! My addition would be: Wind, Sand and Stars, by Antoine De Saint-Exupery, (the same author as The Little Prince, another great read).
Also my teenage favorite book, Kinship with All Life, by J. Allen Boone :)) Dawn
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Wonderful! Thank you!! ❤
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A Street Cat Named Bob by James Bowen. This is the true story of a recovering addict who rescues an injured street cat and the cat rescues him. If you have not read this book do get it. I have given about ten copies to friends and they have loved it and passed it on to others. It seems to speak to people of all ages and stages.
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Oh this is great! Thanks!!! I hope you are feeling better!
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Yes, thank you, I am sore today but feeling much better. I’ve had a few surgeries in my past and this has been the easiest one by far.
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Well i sure am glad to hear it!
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I quite enjoy Malcom Gladwell. His books are always interesting.
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❤️
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I have a terrible aversion to nonfiction/self-help/motivational books! I don’t know what the deal is! I read everyday, but usually just fluffy mystery series. Maybe I need to force myself to widen my book list…
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Haha I get it. I come and go with them. You have to be in the right mindset to read them
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