Which is the Best Motivational Book?

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Motivation. When you have it, anything seems achievable. When it is lacking, it can sometimes be tough to get out of bed.

Like anything, books can be motivational. In fact, books and movies may be two of the most motivational mediums around.

When you read a good book, you want to go out and conquer the world. The book motivates you to succeed, and if it is a good motivational book, it also hands you tools to help you succeed. That is what make a great motivational book.

And that is what this list is all about. It is a list of the best motivational books to help you take change of your life.

These books are all nonfiction. Fiction books may be motivational, but they often are short on details for achieving transformational life changes.

To make this list a book needed to have something important to say. The book needed to provide solid ideas about how to make the changes it proposed in your life, and above all the book needed to be motivational.

It needed grab the reader by the wrist and pull them though the book, making them desire, more than anything, to take action and make changes in their lives.

That’s what it takes to be one of the top-flight motivational books.

So, without further ado, let’s dig-in the list of best motivational books.

You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life by Jen Sincero

Readers have found that Jen Sincero is a talented writer who offers an edgy style that can be motivating to a lot of people. While this book doesn't offer much advice that cannot be found in other self-help books, it is presented in a fun and matter-of-fact way that is meant to entertain the reader while inspiring them to improve their life.

Sincero does use some critical language to describe people who are struggling that may be offensive to some, using words such as "lame-o" and "wuss," which may hold a bit of a shock value at first, but some believe that this language and its offensiveness can get old quickly.

However, this book offers a quick shot of motivation which can be very useful to people who are looking for an enlightening read that is written by someone who is comical and inspiring.

Smarter, Faster, Better: The Secrets of Being Productive in Life and Business by Charles Duhigg

This book explains that what these success stories have in common is that the people know that their productivity relies on making specific choices. The things that separate busy people from productive people are the ways decisions are made, the ambitions that are embraced, and the seemingly easy goals that are ignored.

This inspirational book uses rich storytelling to explain how people can improve their everyday lives. This innovative exploration of productivity can help anyone learn how to succeed without having to endure stress, struggle, or sacrifice.

Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela Duckworth

In "Grit", the author tells the real-life stories of cadets who are struggling through their initial experiences at West Point, teachers trying to work with students in inner-city schools, and insights from high achievers such as JP Morgan's CEO, Jamie Dimon and Seattle Seahawks' Coach, Pete Carroll.

Some of the most valuable insights that the reader should take away from this book include why one's efforts are so important regarding a long-term goal, how passion and perseverance can be learned, and how one can trigger a lifelong interest for their craft.

I have been a fan of James’ books and his excellent podcast since he invited my as a guest many years ago when I first started writing books online. James is a serial entrepreneur, having started as many as 20 different companies.

He also happens to be brilliant and really nice guy. Rare combinations: smart, entrepreneurial, kind, and with a gift for gab; knowing how to put some complex thinking into digestible bits the rest of us can easily understand.

I love many of his books, but Choose Yourself remains my favorite, and I think is one of the single best motivational books around. Because that is the entire point of the book. When it comes to “what” you should invest in to achieve success, his point is to “choose yourself”.

Showcasing real life interviews and case studies, James shows us how the current world market is ripe for entrepreneurial self starters to succeed if they invest their energy in themselves.

This book, written by ZICO Coconut Water founder Mark Rampolla, aims to teach the reader that when you reach higher, you will be able to build a successful business, make a great profit, and possibly even leave a lasting mark on the world.