It’s
mid of the week and you’re feeling tired. A book on Wednesday motivation might
help you. The phrase Wednesday motivation is not new to those working through
the week. You’ve worked on two days of the week and now it’s Wednesday, the
middle of the week, which is also called Hump Day. You are looking for
motivation to sail through the rest of the week. You’ve tried quotes, sayings
and other things and now you’re looking for motivation that lasts long. Why not
try books? There are several books that you can choose for Wednesday
motivation. Here we are listing the best among them.
Work Simply: Embracing the Power of Your Personal Productivity Style by Carson Tate
Work Simply addresses one of the common problems all professionals face. It’s how time flies. We aren’t able to make most of these productive hours. There is no dearth of books on time management but as they one size doesn’t fit all these books are not very useful for you. There are times when even after spending several hours at work we are far from getting results. The book bridges the gap between efforts and results. It’s replete with several inspirational quotes that will motivate you on Wednesday.
Carlson Tate has been a consultant and coach to Fortune 500 companies. She gets to the problem fast and comes out with innovative solutions. The book is also equipped with an assessment tool to know about your productivity style. The book elaborates on how to improve attention span, get maximum from your time and achieve your goals. It has several quotes on Wednesday motivation that makes it a great book in its category.
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
As we are listing this as one of the best books for Wednesday motivation, we think, whether we should talk about this book. The book written by Stephen R. Covey is widely popular among the masses. The book offers you a never-before approach to become effective. The concepts like the circle of concern and circle of influence. The book has chapters on paradigm shift and principles, independence vs interdependence, and stimulus vs response. In addition, you will get guidance on leadership and management.
While going through the book, you will come across a section that asks you to prepare a personal mission statement. It’s not ordinary advice as creating a personal mission statement could eliminate many obstacles in your life and become effective. If you are someone struggling with personal management and not able to set your priorities then this book is a perfect cut for you with chapters like Putting First Thing First.
With more than 300 pages, you have to be patient to read this book but the efforts are worth it.
The Discomfort Zone: How to Get What You Want by Living Fearlessly by Farrah Storr
The Discomfort Zone by Farrah Storr is one of the must-have books for Wednesday motivation. The author explores different sides of human nature to find that human has a natural tendency to stay in their comfort zone but it is our discomfort zone where all the rewards are lying. You have to spend a long time in your discomfort zone if you want to improve your skill, enhance your capability and get successful. The author asks you not to shy away from the brief moments of discomfort to get that desired job, that dream house, or other kinds of success you might be dreaming of for long. The author shows different ways to overcome upcoming hurdles of life. The book caters to everyone who wants to make it big in life but stops it due to fear of getting into the discomfort zone.
Farrah Storr has been former editor of UK editions of Cosmopolitan and Elle. and she wears many hats as host, presenter and motivator. Her book keeps the promises it is making.
How to Work Without Losing Your Mind: A Realistic Guide to the Hell of Modern Work by Cate Sevilla
As the title suggests, How to Work Without Losing Your Mind is a great read for anyone tired of the maddening speed of modern working life. Written in an insightful and innovative manner the book has everything to help you survive today’s highly fast and at times exhausting work culture. The beauty of the book lies in that despite dealing the real-world complications, it doesn’t get better and maintains a sweet, funny and engaging tone. The book offers a practical lesson on how to maintain your sanity while dealing with demanding bosses, unreasonable colleagues and daily grind of family life.
The book remains closer to reality as most of us come across a negative work environment, get exhausted and start thinking about whether we are doing what we had planned to do. The author Cate Sevilla who has worked with big organizations like Google and Huff Post UK and has a great understanding of the situations that makes her a competent authority to write on these issues.
Burnt Out: The exhausted person’s guide to thriving in a fast-paced world by Selina Barker
Burnouts are common and anyone working for long hours throughout the years can understand it. But is there any way out? Selina Barker shows you the way. If you are also someone suffering from burnout, exhaustion and job-related stress then her book titled Burn Out has several practical ideas on how to recover from burnout and be productive once again. The problem of burnout is not limited to a particular profession but spans across professions. The book has several interesting quotes that make it a high in demand book for Wednesday motivation.
All of us believe that the advent of technology will make life easier but it has complicated it. The book touches on this aspect. Written in an engaging manner the book touches upon the challenges of modern-day life. The book tries to bring some order in the modern-day chaotic life of professionals and everyone desires so.
How to Be Happy at Work: The Power of Purpose, Hope, and Friendship by Annie McKee
Nothing will change if you are unhappy at work. Every organization has its share of problems. Extremely demanding bosses, poor work culture and extended hours of work- the list of problems at work is ending. Despite all the problems the work should be honored and loved, says Annie McKee in her book How to Be Happy at Work.
She convincingly writes on how the happiness of an individual is at the core of the success of a team and organizations at large. In other words, a happy employee is at the base of a successful company. The author with several years of experience working with great industry leaders decodes what it takes to be successful at work. In short, the book has everything to be your favorite book on Wednesday motivation.
Notes on a Nervous Planet by Matt Haig
Are you someone who blames yourself for the stress you have? It's not entirely your fault as the environment we live in also add to our stress and anxiety. In his book - Notes on a Nervous Planet by Matt Haig – Matt Haig elaborates on these issues and also offers you solutions you might like.
In
this book, he deals with several problems of modern-day life and comes up with
solutions of how to maintain your sanity when the world is driving you crazy.
As the advancement in technology is stealing the human approach from our life,
he suggests ways how to remain human in an increasingly technological world. He
doesn’t stop here but goes on to suggest how to stay happy when being worried
is fast becoming a norm. So, if you are selecting this book for Wednesday
motivation, you won’t regret your decision.
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