It is said that once most people leave school they make decision that their learning days are over. Most of them will seldom ever read another non-fiction book, therefore missing out on one of greatest resources for boosting their career goals. They don't realize that reading and constantly learning will keep them mentally alert and younger, their memory will improve, they'll be more decisive, smarter and quicker - in short, constant learning is considered one of prime success skills.

...And reading books about a specific subject that is of interest to you regarding your career can give you an added bonus! When you study and learn more about a favorite topic you give your confidence a boost. You can very quickly become an authority in field. Do you think that this would advance your career goals? You bet it would!

I've always been a reader!

I've always haunted local library - still do - but when we were going through some bad times several years ago, I discovered a whole new classification of books and tapes. Motivational and inspirational ones.

After a bad day, I could immerse myself in "Real Magic" by Wayne Dyer, and know that there were possibilities out there after all. This book taught me that meditation doesn't need to be done in a specific way but that you can simply sit by yourself quietly, for 30 to 60 minutes and you'll come up with numerous exciting solutions!

Bob Proctor's "You were Born Rich" was my constant companion for many years. It's dog-eared now, but it taught me that riches include many things in our lives besides money and we need to be grateful for each and every one.