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    Hello guys,

    Unfortunately, I don't like reading as much as I should, but I find it necessary and useful, so I try to make myself do it. I succeed by primarily reading books that I feel help and develop me in everyday life. For this reason, I avoid entertaining literature and prefer motivational, self-development, and even philosophical books. Extra points if there is a historical or political aspect.

    The last three books I read:

    Atomic Habits / I really liked it.

    Well-structured, the modern context makes it easy to understand, and the examples are easy to follow. I found many useful things in it.

    Marcus Aurelius – Meditations / loved it.

    A bit difficult to understand, more philosophy than useful ideas. It created a very special atmosphere, knowing I was reading the words of someone who lived so long ago, yet they are still relevant today.

    Dale Carnegie – How to Stop Worrying and Start Living / didn't like it.

    A bit preachy, and I felt the religious aspect was excessive. I don't know why, but I often found the examples to be highly fictitious.

    Thank you very much for reading, and if you could recommend a book!

    by Particular-Dance-538

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    1. This category makes up a huge portion of my reading list. Feel free to message me as you go through a few of these, I’ll be able to optimize my suggestions. For now I’ll list the best to start with.

      *The Hacking of the American Mind* –Robert Lustig

      *Spark* –John Ratey

      *The Comfort Crisis* –Michael Easter

      *Waking Up* Sam Harris

      *Stillness is the Key* Ryan Holiday

      *What We Owe The Future* –Will MacAskill

      *Do Hard Things* –Steve Magness

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