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Books like Mental Jogging
A daily playground for the mind that turns lateral thinking into an addictive, joyful habit. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Mental Jogging.
- stimulating
- lighthearted
- curious
- 01
Kokology
Tadahiko Nagao
A playful, interactive journey into the subconscious that turns self-discovery into an entertaining parlor game.
- 02
The memory book
Harry Lorayne and Jerry Lucas
An enthusiastic, hands-on toolkit that transforms the daunting task of memorization into an empowering mental game.
- 03
How to live 365 days a year
John A. Schindler · 1955
A reassuring, mid-century doctor's visit that prescribes emotional balance as the ultimate cure for physical ailments.
- 04
Lateral thinking: creativity step by step
Edward de Bono · 1977
A mental gymnasium that trains your brain to step sideways out of its own self-imposed ruts.
- 05
Contesting
Helen Hadsell
A delightfully quirky and relentlessly optimistic guide to manifesting luck and abundance through the sheer force of positive expectation.
- 06
How to Be Twice As Smart
Scott Witt
An empowering, fast-paced toolkit for unlocking mental agility and everyday genius.
- 07
Spark
John J. Ratey · 2008
An empowering, science-backed wake-up call that will make you want to lace up your running shoes immediately.
- 08
Moonwalking with Einstein
Joshua Foer
A witty, mind-expanding plunge into an eccentric subculture that will completely change how you think about your own brain.
- 09
Developing reading skills
Linda Markstein
A structured, encouraging guide that transforms the daunting task of reading in a foreign language into a series of manageable, analytical steps.
- 10
How to Read People Like a Book
Murray Oxman
A practical, eye-opening guide that turns everyday social interactions into a fascinating study of unspoken cues.
- 11
The meditative mind
Daniel Goleman · 1988
A calm, cross-cultural exploration of the mind's capacity for stillness and altered states.
- 12
Optimal Thinking
Rosalene Glickman
A focused, prescriptive journey into the psychology of success that challenges readers to elevate their mindset from merely positive to truly optimal.
