Did you know that success all starts in your mind which is a very powerful tool?

Have you ever wondered what are the best books for bloggers to improve their future?

If you have been a blogger for a while or maybe you are thinking of starting a blog there are a number of things you need to know about success.

In fact, even if you are thinking of becoming an entrepreneur, a digital nomad or a starting a location independent business you need this as well.

You see many of us struggle because we believe that all that what we have learned up until this point is what we need to help us become successful.

The truth is we all need to undergo change daily to overcome hurdles, to take calculated risks and get out of our comfort zone.

In this post, I am going to reveal to you 7 of the finest books for bloggers to help you with many areas of your growth including the most important - mindset.

Disclaimer: please note that this post may contain affiliate links which means that if you buy one of my recommended products I get paid a commission for sharing the link at no additional cost to you.  I only recommend products that I have tried myself and have experienced success.

Why Do We Need To Read?

As humans, we go through so many changes in our life that it just seems unreal.

No one teaches us to be toddlers but we turn two and learn to cope with life and tantrums.

Many books have been written on teen life but everyone is different. The awkward age when you are clumsy even before teen life does not come with a manual.

This may not have occurred to you but the vast majority of our lives we spend as adults.

We are only children for the first 18 years then adulthood just happens to us and unfortunately that does not come with a manual either.

So, how on earth does one navigate this thing call life? Some of us are lucky in that we know exactly what we are passionate about.

However, many of us continue to float around in life trying to figure out our purpose and passion.

photo by Matthew Henry

College Statistics

Did you know that in a 2013 Washington Post article it was found that only 27 per cent of college grads have a job that is related to their major?

You are probably wondering what about the other 73%? Well, that continues to be one of the questions on everybody's mind.

Find more statistics at Statista

As you can see from the statistics over 49,000,000 people earned their college degree in 2017. This is in the US alone.

49 million people is a huge number. It would be interesting to see where they are today after a few years.

The world we knew 50 years ago is changing and we need to adopt or be left behind.

So, how do we remain relevant? What are our current options? When will the robots take over? What can we offer that robots can't?

Entrepreneurship

In a 2015 study,