Sun Tzu / Marcus Aurelius / Lao Tzu / Napoleon Hill / Wallace D. Wattles / James Allen / Yamamoto Tsunetomo / Marcus Epictetus
There are many works in world literature that help a person to develop and improve. There was even a separate direction of literature on self-development.
The ten most significant works in this area are presented in this book.
Self-development is a constant work on oneself, self-improvement and development of personal qualities. In this process, a person concentrates on their own desires and goals and constantly acquires more and more new knowledge to achieve them. And this is the key to success in life.
It is right to start a responsible process of self-development by studying the basics and experience of outstanding people who have reached heights in self-improvement and as a result - in life.
This collection includes world-renowned fundamental classics that are quite simple, accessible, and at the same time detailed and deeply describe how to think and act to become successful and happy in today's world:
1. Marcus Aurelius: Reflections. Alone with You (Translation: Lukas)
2. Epictetus: What is our good? Selected Thoughts of the Roman Philosopher (Translation: Elena Golota)
3. Sun Tzu: The Art of War (Translation: Irina Kostanda)
4. Lao Tzu: Tao de Jing. The Book of the Way and Dignity (Translation: Irina Kostanda)
5. Yamamoto Tsunetomo: The Code of Busido (Translation: Yaroslav Mishanich)
6. James Allen: How a person thinks (Translation: Julia Shmatko)
7. Wallace D. Wattles: The Science of How to Get Rich (Translation: Julia Shmatko)
8. Wallace D. Wattles: Secrets of Motivation (Translation: Julia Shmatko)
9. Napoleon Hill: Think and Rich (Translation: Julia Shmatko)
10. Napoleon Gill: The law of success. Lesson One (Translation: Svitlana Vyshnevska)
