For me, walking in a bookstore is similar to a kid walking along the candy aisle. The smell of the freshly printed pages, the touch of the papers, and the mystery and stories inclusive in these books draw me to dive into the pool of books and collect as much as I can. The thought to have years of authors work and experience at our fingertips pulls me to curl up in the world of wisdom. Being a teacher by profession, I was determined to discover books which I can recommend to my students, to build up their thesaurus of knowledge and make them experience a sensation which they have witnessed never before. Tighten your seatbelts to dig into the 7 books which must be on the to-read list of the students:

1. 7 habits of highly effective people by Stephen R Covey

It is one of the best books I have come across. It provides insights on how to deal with the various decisions and the changing dynamics. It also highlights the power of perceptions, and the effect it has on the decisions, and the action one takes in his life. The various examples are illustrated and the solutions are provided to view the things in a distinctive perception which open new doors of opportunity to the students.

2. Expert Secrets by Russell Brunson

The author has laid out the fantastic strategies adopted by the businesses to boost their sales generated. It illuminates the individual with the approaches they can adapt to invest themselves, to excel in the market. The author highlights the works of various other writers to augment the point illustrated which further revives the concepts. The focus of the book in on the marketing which is done through the internet, and other fundamental stuff which is integral for the marketing students to nurture upon.

3. Willpower Doesn't Work by Benjamin Hardy

One of the most interesting books which allow us to get insights on the creation of an enriched environment. It emphasizes on the willpower of an individual and highlights why this is essential in order to match with the changing dynamics of the world. It keeps us captivated by drawing various scenarios. It focuses on growth, as well as pitfalls which will be faced in life.

4. The War of Art by Steven Pressfield

This book is a pure artwork by Steve Pressfield. In this book, he points out that self-mastery is something which allows individual freedom in his actions. The trying and the endeavours made by us as humans have been illuminated. After reading the book, one is bound to feel all pumped up and charge to take on the challenges through excelling and improving one own skill set.

5. Triggers by Marshall Goldsmith, Mark Reiter

This book will allow students to develop habits which improve their lifestyle and the livings standards. It draws attention to the everyday life and the changes which can be made to improve them. It exhibits the importance of habits for the growth and success along with the reliability of performance.

6. Brave Leadership by Kimberly Davis

The author shares in this book various stories and rhetoric questions related to the leadership. The authenticity in the leadership is discovered in it, along with certain core aspects which are mostly neglected by us.

7. The tribe of Mentors: Short Life Advice From the Best in the World by Tim Ferriss

Readers get the insights on answers provided by the various respondents. These answers are related to the questions of how to improve their everyday life. The concepts are pretty much illustrated by the author’s personal experience and the people he has encountered with. These answers inspire, motivate, and demonstrate the challenges one is bound to face in his life.

Concluding remarks

Every student must go through these 7 books in 2018. Nurturance on these books will allow them to update their skill set to survive in the competitive market in years to come.

Erica Cohen is a freelance content writer at Essay Help UK firm. The company provides writing service in the United Kingdom. She has worked in a number of top writing companies.