11 Books That'll Help You Get Your Life in Order

If you've been wondering about how to organise your life by joining the trend of journaling with bullet points, then Rachel Wilkerson Miller will show you how in How to Bullet Plan.

Turn to the East for inspiration on personal finance and monthly budgeting with Kakebo - The Japanese Art of Saving Money by Hani Motoko.

Get career advice for the contemporary workplace with Otegha Uwagba's guide Little Black Book: A Toolkit For Working Women.

Who better to turn to for money advice than the MoneySavingExpert himself, Martin Lewis? He's shared his tips to shave £££ of your annual spend in his book The Money Diet.

Productivity expert Graham Allcott will help you beat procrastination, get your inbox down to zero, and manage your time with How to Be a Productivity Ninja.

If it's your food budgeting you need to get in order, check out the bestselling guide from Instagram chef sensation Miguel Barclay's One Pound Meals.

In Power Your Happy, POPSUGAR founder Lisa Sugar shows you how to build your dream life by working hard and playing nice.

Don't worry that you have no idea what The Sorites Principle means — just know that Ian Gibbs' book about perseverance has helped many people get a hold of their lives.

A tidy home = a tidy mind, so if you need help decluttering, turn to Japan's expert in the KonMari method and read Marie Kondo's The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying.

Procrastinator? Brian Tracy will help you get on top of your workload with his bestselling book Eat That Frog!.

Make the most of your downtime with 52 ideas for things to do during your daily break from work, with Laura Archer's Gone for Lunch.