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Four books that will change your life

Thirteen Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do — Amy Morin

Do you struggle to get over your failures or pay much attention to things that are out of your control? Getting over these troubles can have an important influence on your daily life. Morin shares her most successful ways to overcome these difficulties.

How Will You Measure Your Life? — Christensen, James Allworth and Karen Dillon

What do you think would make you happier at work? Perhaps high pay might be nice, or maybe some more admiration from fellow colleagues. Are you keeping a good balance in life? While career achievements can be satisfying, ignoring your family and friends can be harmful in the long run.

Finding Your Element — Ken Robinson

Have you ever felt pressured to live your life in a certain way? Society often encourages you to graduate from high school at 18, enter university, and then become a professional person, get married and have children. This may work for some people, but for many people it can be limited. Everyone has a passion. Find out how you can break society’s strict rules and find your position in life.

Emotional Intelligence — Daniel Goleman

Do our feelings hold us back? Would we do better if we became unfeeling creatures? You probably let feelings cloud your judgment more often than you know. Goleman explains how you can avoid letting your feelings rule you and make better decisions in life.

21. The first book is intended for readers ____________.

A. who want to be popular among colleagues

B. who want to control their feelings

C. who are experiencing failures

D. who want to get high pay

22. Which book suggests keeping a balance between work and life?

A. Thirteen Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do.

B. How Will You Measure Your Life?.

C. Finding Your Element.

D. Emotional Intelligence.

23. What do we know about Emotional Intelligence?

A. It helps us make wise decisions.

B. It shows us the importance of emotions.

C. It teaches us the way to live a different life.

D. It tells us how to break society’s strict rules.