Hello again, Reader

Today is Book Lovers Day!

And it's my favorite special day of the year because I love to read.

Any privacy issues aside, I even love that Amazon tracks how much I read on my Kindle and congratulates me and gives me rewards.

(It truly doesn't take much to make me happy.)

So I thought it would be fun to share some of my favorite law of attraction, productivity, and business books by authors that I love and follow. They each have incredible insights.

But before I do that here's my favorite quote about books (by Erasmus):

These are some great books (not in any particular order). I highly recommend curling up with any of them:

• Negative Self-Talk and How to Change It by Shad Helmstetter
• Tough Titties: On Living Your Best Life When You're the F-ing Worst by Laura Belgray
• The Last Law of Attraction Book You'll Ever Need: The Missing Key To Finally Tapping Into The Universe And Manifesting Your Desires by Andrew Kap
• The Law of Attraction by Michael Losier (I'm kinda sorta partial to this one since Michael is the guy who certified me to teach LOA.)​
• Law of Attraction Manifestation Exercises: Transform All Areas of Your Life with Tested LOA & Quantum Physics Secrets by Elena G. Rivers
• Two Awesome Hours by Josh Davis
• F*ck the How by Jennifer Blanchard
• Unfu*k Yourself by Gary John Bishop (and get the companion workbook)
• Wise as Fu*k by Gary John Bishop
• Stop Doing That Sh*t by Gary John Bishop (I am obviously a huge fan of Gary John Bishop, and this is actually my favorite book of his)
• The Four Tendencies by Gretchen Rubin (I'm an Obliger, by the way)​
• Money and the Law of Attraction by Mia Hammond
• The Magic of Free Books by Mike Capuzzi

I apologize if any of these offend. I think I have a thing for dirty book titles.

And I can't let you go without sharing with you my OWN law of attraction books. I'm proud of them both and available on Amazon:

​Law of Attraction for Everyday Living​
​My Law of Attraction Journal​

I tend to take notes when I'm reading books. I highlight passages, too, but I find I retain the info better when I physically write down my notes on a piece of paper.

I could go on and on with my book list. This short list is by no means all of the books I have read, enjoyed and benefited from. My goodness, my library — both physical and Kindle — is overflowing with so much good stuff I can't even begin to list them all.

My best to you today and everyday!

And I wish you all the time in the world to read to your heart's content!

Namasté!

Marty

P.S. I'd love to hear about your favorites books. Reply to this email and share some good titles with me. Any topic, any kind. Fiction, Non-Fiction, Dirty Novels. I love it all!

P.P.S. A friend gave me a little poster that reads: "The sight of a bookstore is to me what the sound of a bell was to Pavlov's dog." I love that because it is so me. Perhaps you're that way too?

P.P.P.S. Pop over to my site and read some posts on reading. If you worry about your brain going wonky, reading books is a great way to maintain good brain health. And can improve your overall well-being.

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