2003 was a year of introspection and consolidation, of self discovery, and of deliberate positive movement toward resolution of our challenges, and the preferred reading for the year reflects that position. As difficult and inconvenient as certain aspects of our lives have become, many have chosen to maintain a great attitude and look for the opportunities, and because of that, there has never been a better time for growth, service, progress, enlightenment, and abundance.
The exchange of intellect has become so streamlined and the volume so enormous, it would be a full time job and then some to keep up with all the great ideas and perspectives being documented each year. I read three or four books each month, and I used to feel that half of that time could have been invested better. Now, I can fill my reading schedule with truly worthwhile stuff, and still not get it all done. What a rich time we live in! Our creativity is blossoming, and we are leaving a significant legacy, by developing a better understanding of the world we live in, and cataloguing our distinctions for future generations to build upon.
Without further ado, here’s Dr. Dennis’s Top Twenty, my list of the Best Books of 2003.
The Power Of Full Engagement — Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz
Getting Things Done — David Allen
Warrior Of The Light — Paulo Coelho
The Art Of Profitability — Adrian Slywotzky
The Eleventh Element — Robert Scheinfeld
Talking The Winners Way — Leil Lowndes
The Dream Giver — Bruce Wilkinson
What Clients Love — Harry Beckwith
Chicken Soup For The Chiropractor’s Soul — Mark Victor Hansen, Jack Canfield, Fabrizio Mancini
Execution — Larry Bossidy and Ram Charan
Thinking For A Change — John Maxwell
The E-Myth Physician — Michael Gerber
The Millionth Circle — Jean Shinoda Bolen
100 Simple Secrets Of Successful People — David Niven
Turbo Strategy — Brian Tracy
The One Minute Millionaire — Mark Victor Hansen and Robert Allen
Life Before Life — Richard Eyre
The Twelve Enlightenments For Healing Society — Ilchi Lee
The One Minute Apology — Ken Blanchard and Margret McBride
Stillness Speaks — Eckhart Tolle
You can go to our website and get book recommendations throughout the year — one click takes you to amazon.com. Invest your time, energy and capital in self improvement, and read, read, read!
Dennis Perman DC, for The Masters Circle
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