Written as a story told partly through the lives of great figures facing tough times, this book highlights seven decisions that can help you turn your life around. These decisions are both incredibly simple yet startlingly powerful - such as "The buck stops here" and "I have a decided heart."

If you've been trying to achieve certain goals or struggling with difficulty or discouragement, this is just the kind of book you need to read.

Don't have time to read? Buy the audio CD and listen to it in the car, while you exercise, or whenever you need a boost. You'll love Andy Andrews' energy, compassion and committed optimism.

This book was developed to help you make your own the seven decisions from The Traveler's Gift. As you internalize the decisions for personal success, you can use the journal to record your experiences.

The journal's seven sections - one for each of the decisions - are filled with quotes and guided questions to help you map out your own journey toward achieving your potential.

Most of us know that honesty and integrity are important in our personal and professional lives. But sometimes, despite our best efforts, we fail. Maybe we don't get a report done on time, or call someone back later than we said we would. This book will help you notice areas where you can improve your own integrity and teach you practical techniques for clarifying how you communicate with others. A must-read for anyone who works on a team.

Clutter can wreak havoc in our environments, but did you know it can effect your financial well-being as well? In her book, The Courage to Be Rich, Suze Orman spends the first three chapters dealing with financial clutter - what it is, how to clear it out, and how to keep it from coming back. While the rest of the book addresses the technical aspects of improving your financial state, the first three chapters are the reason I recommend this book.