Self-Help Books for Students: Unlock Your Potential!

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The discussion centers on seeking self-help books specifically tailored for students to inspire, motivate, and improve their management of student life. While Milan Kundera's works are recommended for their reflective nature, the focus shifts to books that directly address the challenges faced by students, particularly in overcoming bad habits that hinder academic performance. Suggestions include well-known titles like "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People," emphasizing the need for resources that explicitly target the issues young adults encounter. Additionally, a suggestion is made to consider consulting a cognitive-behavioral therapist for more personalized guidance.
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Can anyone suggest me self help books for students which inspire me, motivate me and help me to manage my student life better.
Thank you.
 
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Anything by Milan Kundera. The link between motivation/student life is not a direct one. Hoever, his books ponder upon many aspects of life and therefore make one reflect. I found them to be amazing.




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Thank you Fragment & Goldbeetle. Books that both of you have suggested are indeed great but I want books that deal explicitly with the the students or young adults. Well let me elaborate: I am a third year under graduate student and I have loooots of bad habit, which are severely hampering my studies. So what I want is the self help books which explicitly deal with these problems and suggest me the way out. For example there are books like 7 habits that highly effective people have etc. but they should explicitly deal with students/young adults.
Please help me. I am indeed in great trouble.
 
I suggest you discuss your problems with a cognitive-behavioural terapist.
 

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