Comments on: Ask Steve – Recommended Reading

By: The Egoscue Method of Health Through Motion by Pete Egoscue « Book Log

The Egoscue Method of Health Through Motion by Pete Egoscue « Book Log — Tue, 01 May 2007 01:55:42 +0000

[...] I first heard of The Egoscue Method from a list of recommended books on Steve Pavlina’s personal development site. I read the book and self-diagnosed myself with mild Condition II dysfunction (Egoscue breaks down dysfunctional systems in three categories). The list of exercises (with page number) I try to do daily is below. [...]

By: Personal Development Books

Personal Development Books — Wed, 23 Aug 2006 03:44:37 +0000

[...] I’m often asked which personal development books are worth reading, so I created an extensive list of personal development books I wholeheartedly recommend. I’ve read about 800 such books over the past 15 years, and to be honest, most of them weren’t particularly good. This list includes the true gems I found to contain original ideas, compelling stories, and profound insights. It’s based on the Ask Steve – Recommend Reading post from last month, but the books are now sorted into categories including productivity, relationships, spirituality, fiction, and so on. I’ve also added several books that weren’t on the original list and linked to reviews and author interviews found elsewhere on this site. [...]

By: .love.laugh.learn.live.

.love.laugh.learn.live. — Fri, 04 Aug 2006 14:58:41 +0000

[...] This book, Think and Grow Rich, was a catalyst for finding a deeper inner self and was recommended by another personal catalyst, Steve Pavlina. [...]

By: Amy VanDonsel .com » Interesting Business Reading Lists

Amy VanDonsel .com » Interesting Business Reading Lists — Wed, 19 Jul 2006 16:30:54 +0000

[...] Steve Pavlina also posted his reading recommendations this week in his Ask Steve series. A good sized list of his personal favorites, Steve’s list is diverse, but logical based on the topics of his writing. I noticed a few of my own favorites on the list as well, along with some new things I look forward to checking out. Good resource. Go to Main Blog Page [...]

By: Tora’s Letters » Good Books at Steve’s

Tora’s Letters » Good Books at Steve’s — Tue, 18 Jul 2006 15:48:23 +0000

[...] Oh my God this is so cool. I just went through this post on Steve Pavlina’s blog to search out new books to read. What was pretty cool is that I’ve read or owned almost 80% of the list. I read the Piers Anthony Incarnations series probably about 5-7 times when I was a teenager. I swear some of the covers are missing. He has some of my favorite books on this list. The Celestine Prophecy, 48 Laws of Power, Art of War, Conversations with God series, As a Man Thinketh, The Power of Now, and just about any other book currently hibernating in my book collection. I couldn’t help but laugh as I read down this list because at first I was like OK maybe it will just be a few I’ve read, but I kept going and I realized after writing down the few I hadn’t read or re-read, that it’s mostly in the areas of psychic abilities, work and productivity, health, and possibly organization that I was lacking. Trust me that was useful info. I’m looking forward to grabbing the 10 I haven’t gotten to. I guess I was mostly excited all out of proportion to see the Piers Anthony series listed there. SUCH a good series. The only one I’d probably add would be Face Your Fears by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach. A book I’ve recently been reading and is an excellent in depth study of the complete uselessness of fear. Something that I’ve read and listen to Steve address on his blog, but this book gave me added insight to see just how silly fear really is, and how dangerous. Anyway that’s my hip-hooray on Steve’s list. In a word it rocks. [...]