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Want to better understand people? Learn how to strengthen willpower, enhance personal and professional effectiveness, and improve emotional management? Below you will find a list of books for developing these and other skills. Of course, the authors' advice isn't a cure-all, and it doesn't work for everyone. But taking some time to reflect on what you might be doing wrong (or, on the contrary, what you're doing right) is never a bad idea.<\/p>\n

This list features the top 12 most sought-after books in the Plarium Krasnodar library over the past year.<\/p>\n

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The Plarium studio in Krasnodar has over 200 professional and business publications available. They are divided into categories: art books, art, marketing, management, programming, and copywriting. What is the most popular? Management books. But they are not just taken by managers; there is a lot of literature in this category for self-development, including books on stress resilience, time management, and more.<\/p>\n

The preferences of our employees are easy to explain. Most of the team joins us with a solid knowledge base and developed hard skills. They've read specialized books in their time, and now they spend their time on relevant websites. <\/p>\n

You might think that there simply isn't the right literature in the library, as employees tend to read what is purchased. However, the library is primarily formed based on the team's requests. At regular intervals, the office manager collects and processes requests from departments, compiles a list \u2014 and the books are acquired. It turns out that the development of soft skills is indeed a priority for many. <\/p>\n

If you're aiming for the same goal, take a look at our selection. We hope you find something that catches your eye. So, here\u2019s a list of the best management books according to Plarium Krasnodar. <\/p>\n

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  1. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Powerful Tools for Personal Development (Stephen Covey)<\/b>
    \n A book about a systematic approach to defining life goals and priorities, how to achieve those goals, and become better.<\/li>\n
  2. Life at Full Power. Energy Management \u2014 The Key to High Efficiency, Health, and Happiness (Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz)<\/b>
    \n The goal of the book is to help the reader learn to work effectively, find hidden sources of energy within themselves, maintain excellent physical condition, optimal emotional state, productivity, and mental flexibility.<\/li>\n
  3. Ever Tired: How to Cope with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (Jacob Teitelbaum)<\/b>
    \n Are you tired of being tired? Feel like you lack energy from the moment you wake up? Want to always be in shape? This book is for you.<\/li>\n
  4. Willpower: How to Develop and Strengthen It (Kelly McGonigal)<\/b>
    \n Replacing bad habits with good ones, stopping procrastination, learning to focus and handle stress \u2014 all of this will be a bit easier if you read Kelly McGonigal's book. <\/li>\n
  5. I See What You're Thinking (Joe Navarro, Marvin Karlin)<\/b>
    \n Navarro, a former FBI agent and expert in non-verbal communication, teaches readers how to instantly 'scan' their conversation partner, decipher subtle signals in their behavior, recognize hidden emotions, and detect the slightest signs of deception.<\/li>\n
  6. Time Drive: How to Manage Life and Work (Gleb Arkhangelsky)<\/b>
    \n A book on time management that provides answers for those who want to get more done. It includes advice on organizing work processes and rest, motivation and goal setting, planning, prioritization, effective reading, and more.<\/li>\n
  7. 45 Tattoos of a Manager: The Rules of a Russian Leader (Maxim Batyrev)<\/b>
    \n How to relate to colleagues, how to act in certain situations \u2014 a set of principles to follow if you want to achieve success.<\/li>\n
  8. Energy Source: How to Activate Your Body's Hidden Reserves and Stay Energized All Day (Daniel Brauni)<\/b>
    \n About how to achieve desired goals while also dedicating time to family, resting, and engaging in sports.<\/li>\n
  9. Presentation Mastery: How to Create Presentations That Can Change the World (Alexey Kapterev)<\/b>
    \n Within this book are tools and instructions to perfect all aspects of your presentation (structure, dramaturgy, infographics, design, and delivery technique) to become a great speaker and achieve maximum results through presentations.<\/li>\n
  10. How to Win Friends and Influence People (Dale Carnegie)<\/b>
    \n The title speaks for itself.<\/li>\n
  11. Introverts: How to Leverage Your Character Traits (Susan Cain)<\/b>
    \n Realizing your talents and ambitions as an introvert, influencing and guiding people while maintaining your personal space is possible. Want details? Read Susan Cain.<\/li>\n
  12. The Psychology of Emotions (Paul Ekman)<\/b>
    \n Recognizing, assessing, and regulating emotions is what the author of this book teaches us.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    \nWhat would you add to our list? What would you recommend reading? We would appreciate your suggestions in the comments.<\/p>\n

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    Do you read this kind of books?<\/h2>\n