How to Win Friends and Influence People
The classic guide to getting along with people, still useful nearly a century later.
The classic guide to getting along with people, still useful nearly a century later.
The private journal of a Roman emperor on staying steady when life is hard.
A brief Stoic handbook: focus on what's in your control and accept what isn't.
The ancient Chinese classic on simplicity, humility and living in harmony with the Tao.
A short, timeless essay on how our thoughts shape our character, circumstances and life.
Practical letters from the Roman philosopher Seneca on friendship, time, fear and living well.
The classic on investing with discipline and a margin of safety. Demanding but foundational.
Ancient parables with money rules that still work today: pay yourself first and make your money work.
A classic, practical guide to breaking the worry habit, from the author of How to Win Friends.
A plastic surgeon noticed that changing faces didn't always change self-image. His classic on reshaping how you see…
You're capable of more than you think, and the size of your thinking shapes the size of your results. A warm classic.
The 1952 classic on faith, confidence and positive thinking that shaped generations of self-help.
A classic on how desire, persistence and belief turn goals into results.