For quite a while now, I've been reading books on psychology. Right now, I've come to a point where any new book I read feels like a reiteration of something I've already read. I am somehow able to explain 90% of the problems I face in these terms. Everything's working suspiciously well. What I'm afraid of is the possibility that this is The Dunning-Kruger in play. What I need is a book that might sort of expand my domain or introduce me to different opinions.
The major books that I read recently are:
- Thinking fast and slow
- The Expectation effect by David Robson
- The black swan by NNT
- Emotional intelligence by Daniel Goleman
- Why we sleep by Matthew Walker
- Influence
- Psychology of money (this felt like the black swan's literally version.)
- The blank slate by Steven Pinker
- Everything is f*cked by Mark Manson (this is the one that started my journey.)
- These are the best ones but a list of nine books felt weird so here's a tenth one lol.
by Human_Capital_2518