1. Rethink It/ Michael Cohen 4
2. 24 Keys That Bring Complete Success/ Paul Meyer 5
3. The Smartest Kids In The World/ Amanda Ripley 4
4. Intentional Living/ John Maxwell 5
5. Jumpstart Your Growth/ John Maxwell 5
6. WELLth/ Jason Wachob 4
7. Why Diets Fail/ Nicole Avena 3
8. The Art of People/ Dave Kerpen 4
9. Business Secrets From The Bible/ Daniel Lapin 5
10. The Richest Man in Babylon/ George S. Clason 5
11. Sometimes You Win, Sometimes You Learn/ John Maxwell 5
12. Little Red Book of Selling/ Jeffrey Gitomer 4
13. Get Smart/ Brian Tracy 5
14. The More of Less/ Joshua Becker 5
15. Secrets of the Millionaire Mind/ T. Harv Eker 4
16. Write That Novel/ Karen McQuestion 5
17. The $100 StartUp/ Chris Guilleabeau 4
18. Eat That Frog/ Brian Tracy 4
19. Son of Hamas/ Mosab Hassan Yousef 4
20. David and Goliath/ Malcolm Gladwell 5
21. What The Dog Saw/ Malcolm Gladwell 4
22. Talk Like Ted/ Carmine Gallo 5
23. Rich Dad, Poor Dad/ Robert T. Kiyosaki 4
24. Originals/ Adam Grant 4
25. Find Your Extraordinary/ Jessica DiLullo Herrin 4
26. Living Forward/ Michael Hyatt 4
27. The Art of Creative Thinking/ Ron Judkins 4
28. Year of Yes/ Shonda Rhimes 5
29. Who Moved My Cheese/ Spencer Johnson 5
30. Between the World and Me/ Ta-nehisi Coates 5

My Non-Fiction reading has taken a definite hit in the past 2 months. Blame it on my foray into BookTubing and all the Fiction that’s had me engrossed most of the summer. At the end of June, I’d read 27, at the end of July, the tally was 29 and 28 days later, I’ve only added one more NF book to the pile.

That’s because I don’t read NF the way I read Fiction – I study NF books, often reading a chapter or a few pages and putting it aside to let the lesson marinate before I move on.

All in all, though, I haven’t been spending as much time reading these study books as before. Now that I realize, I can take steps to change that.

Do you read a lot of Non-Fiction/ Self-Help/ Self-Improvement books? What’s the best one you’ve read this year?