Wow The Road Less Travelled: A New Psychology of Love, Traditional Values and Spiritual Growth I think it is great peace of art....

I find myself splitting time between an HTML book and the 4th Harry Potter.

By melding love, science and religion into a primer on personal growth, M. Scott Peck launched his highly successful writing and lecturing career with this book. Even today, Peck remains at the forefront of spiritual psychology, traveled as a result of The Road Less. In the era of I'm OK, You're OK, Peck was courageous enough to "beat the life is difficult" and personal development is a "complex, difficult and lifelong task." Share His willingness to expose his own life story and the intimate stories of his anonymous therapy clients creates a compelling and heartfelt narrative.
Summary: The roadless Traveled Rating: 5
This is the best book I've ever read. It explains most of the causes of most mental disorders and the way they should be treated. Explains real cases and their results.

I have just read some history on church fathers like Augustine Thomas Aquinas etc

At the moment I am reading this thread. LOL

The Art of War from Sun Tzu

First off, great question. It's one of the best intellectual questions you can ask someone. Intellectualism is where intelligence meets curiosity.

I'm always reading many things concurrently. Right now I'm reading:

I - Reality and Subjectivity by David Hawkins, the third of his trilogy that starts with Power vs. Force, which I highly recommend as a primer before I.

Tryptamine Palace by James Oroc

The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly P. Hall

The Law of Nations by Emmerich de Vattel

And everything I can find from any and all cultures related to the many cycles of differing lengths and types that reset December 21, 2012.

I'm reading tech news online today

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at the moment im reading your 4 years old post

World Changers- 25 Entrepreneurs who changed business as we know it by John A Byrne

It contains a lot of life-proof business lessons.

now i'm reading "Alpha-Rules", by Carlos Xuma.

The Magic of Thinking Big - David J. Schwartz. I read mostly non-fiction.

I believe one should be immersed in at least two books, one fiction and one non-fiction.

I'm currently reading The Wise Man's Fear by Patrick Rothfuss and Excuses Begone by Wayne W. Dyer.

I highly recommend audio books, as they let you read on the run.

I used to read lot of novels before, but i do not have time to do it though i am reading a single robin cook's book for the past 2 months. How shameful, because i will finish his book in a day or 2 the max.

Currently The Richest Man in Babylon- for the tenth time! It never ceases to inspire me and I have arranged my finances according to its principles.

I mostly just read blogs, forums, articles, and news items. I just finished up this thread.

I'm currently reading Rhonda Byrne's "The Power". Well in her new book Rhonda will share this powerful knowledge with us about the Great Power which unites everything and everyone together, the Power that creates and nourishes the Life.

New book started today: "The Promise" It's all about Obama's first year in the White House. It's a very interesting and enlightening read.

The Wind Through the Keyhole: A Dark Tower Novel

its really nice to know some books that i haven't yet read..
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I mostly just read on my social network message.

Already finishing "why men love b*tches" by Sherry Argov

Now on to "The Sedona Method" -- it cures my 3-week depression in 4 minutes flat! I have to read it again.

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari..... very nice and easy read!

Currently "How To Pitch Anything". Ed Dale believes this my be the best book in it's genre of the decade.


About "The Road Less Traveled". A life changing book for me for sure. Main take-away: "forever romantic love is a myth". It will always fade for every couple eventually. If your relationship has not evolved into a genuine love... bye bye relationship (or marriage).

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Just finished reading magazine (The Travel Guide Magazine). I am planning to have a trip somewhere in Asia.

I'm handling a team right now so I need to motivate my team most of the times. That's why I'm ready "Motivate To Win" by Richard Denny.

The Science Of Mind by Ernest Holmes

Myself reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert and "The Mind Power for Children" by John Kehoe. Both are great reads, of course the second one is for my 3 year old daughter!

Not really reading anything atm, looking for the next worthy read!

I just picked up "Are You Smart Enough to Work at Google?" today. Should be an interesting read.

Wish I could link to it but I just signed up for the forms today

I alternate between fiction and non-fiction.

Currently, I am reading Chronic City by Jonathan Lethem.

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I am reading Moonwalking With Einstein by Joshua Foer

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These days I am in holiday and I started reading a great book: 'The Alchemist' by Paulo Coelho. A friend of mine told me last year that it is a great book and now I made time for it. I hope that it will be as good as my friend tonld me it will be. (she also told me to read between the lines as there are many secret massages and only few can notice - what do you think?)

I just bought the recently released book The Rebel Entrepreneur. I think that it is good so far.

I'm reading How I Sold 1 Million eBooks in 5 Months by John Locke. He has an interesting take on finding the right audience and how to utilize twitter to market to it.

Just finished - Dying to Be Me by Anita Moorjani (awesome read about an amazing true healing from cancer)

Just started - Spiritual Solutions by Deepak Choopra

A book called,
"Wake Up and change your life" by Duncan Bannatyne

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Jodi Picoult, usually can't go wrong with her books.

I have just finished REWORK by Jason Fried & David Heinemeier.
I do not know what book will be next: The Millionaire Fastlane or The Tipping point. Which you recommend?

Update: I'm simultaneously reading The Dark Tower: Wolves of the Calla (Stephen King), and The Two Towers (J.R.R. Tolkien). Both excellent books by master writers. I'm picking up on a lot of techniques that I intend to put into my own writing.

Right now I'm only reading online. Especially on WF. Lot's of interesting and inspirational reading..

Ok - we had a quick poll round the office. Not everyone replied to my email, but this is what we're all reading here:

Mockingjay - Suzanne Collins
Living Rich by Spending Smart: How to Get More of What You Really Want - Gregory Karp
Wool Omnibus Edition - Hugh Howey
WIRED - Douglas E. Richards
Mission to Paris - Alan Furst

and my personal favourite (that our Managing Director is reading)...

Working Successfully with Screwed-Up People - Elizabeth B. Brown

Jack Kornfield - The Inner Art of Meditation

I'm not reading any book at this moment. Just daily Newspaper and a whole lot of info available in WFs and on the Internet.

I just finished "The richest man in the Babylon" - this is a very in depth book which will learn you about how to get rich with what you already have and it does it with wonderfull stories of succes from the Babylonian age.
And now I`m starting the millionaire fastlane. - who read this one?

Love Does by Bob Goff

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Monk who sold his Ferrari.