Best Self Help Books For School And College Students

Books are so underrated! In a visually dominated world, people fail to see the potential book reading has in transforming our personalities for good. From strengthening our minds to positively affecting our lifestyle, incorporating book reading into your daily habit can change your life, literally! There are several self-help books on the market (the good ones) that can help transform your perspective toward life. Many successful personalities in our world had a regular habit of reading books which helped them bring a positive change in their lives.

If you are a student, whether in school or college, reading self-help books on a regular basis is a habit you must follow to achieve great heights in your life. Don’t take my word for it, instead, take a 1-week challenge, reading a book every day for 20 minutes without skipping and you will notice the difference yourself.

Best Self Help Books For Students

Incorporating a habit of book reading in your learning phase is the best thing students can do for themselves. Here are some great recommendations for you to read.

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Small Move, Big Change By Caroline Arnold

Struggling to keep your resolutions? Caroline Arnold's book, Small Move, Big Change, reveals that vague and ambitious goals often lead to failure. Instead, she suggests implementing "microresolutions" - tiny, achievable changes in daily habits. By linking these small changes to existing habits and external cues, you can create lasting change in any area of your life. A must-read for anyone looking to transform their habits.

The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin

Gretchen Rubin argues that prioritising our own happiness is often misunderstood as selfish. Despite its importance, many neglect their own happiness. Rubin's ‘happiness project’ shows how focusing on 12 areas of life and tracking habits can increase happiness. Her book offers a blueprint for creating a personalised happiness plan, helping readers understand what truly makes them happy and how to cultivate it.

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Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen

If you ever decide to read a book on productivity in your life, then make it this one. Its core idea is to free your mind by capturing and managing all tasks and thoughts. Apply the 2-minute rule: do tasks under 2 minutes immediately. For longer tasks, follow the 5-step workflow: capture, clarify, organise, reflect, and engage. This simple yet powerful system helps you control projects and tasks in all areas of life, from school to hobbies.

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