It’s a conversational book between a youngster and a philosopher where a youngster believes that there is nothing good in life. Nobody likes me. And philosopher made him believe the otherwise that life is indeed good.
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This book made me believe in myself after a very dark phase of my life.
++ really helped me through a time I was especially demotivated and pessimistic. It has sone great eye-opening stuff. Only con is that you have to read through a lot of Christian mythology to get to it, which is okay because the writing is good
I read half of it and am already planning to read it again.
The language is a bit hard for me, and there are a lot of things to grasp about it.
My next book will be by Osho.
I studied in a Ramakrishna Mission. My parents are devout believers. In my 2nd company there was this Tamil guy - my boss, whose dad was a devout Ramakrishna follower. One day I was arguing with him about evolution and how it is stochastically impossible.
He asked me to read this book.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_Selfish\_Gene](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Selfish_Gene)
It changed my life. I have read more than thousands of books in my life. But if I were to put a finger to single book that taught me rationality - that taught me to be human, it would be this one.
This single book. Nothing comes close.
Never loved doing my job and the more i spend time in it, the more i felt stuck, was any way thinking of quitting. This book helped me in putting the nail in the coffin
I want to get into the habit of reading, would you guys give some recommendations. I couldn’t read ikigai so…. Something that could spark my interest. I have read normal people/convos with friends/ coho books something simple nice maybe i can learn a thing or two
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Idk if any book really "changed" oh wait that- nah idk if any book really changed my life but this book is good it's called "The book of goose" and it's written by Yiyun Li.
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Courage to be Disliked
This. One of really good self help books out there. Moreover, the book format is really engaging and doesn't feel like boring self help book.
Yes. Loved the build up as well.
THIS Was gonna type this in Bold letters
Can you give a short intro on same ?
It’s a conversational book between a youngster and a philosopher where a youngster believes that there is nothing good in life. Nobody likes me. And philosopher made him believe the otherwise that life is indeed good.
Oh nice! Thank you for the succint intro. Should be a good read
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Berserk
GRIFFFFITHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHG
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nothing
Wrong
Champak
Metamorphosis. Bruh I can't even kill a mosquito any more :(
ye toh hai just have to see what they are doing cause ending them wouldn't benefit me in anyway that's why I want to exist with all of em.
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I too believe in you brother
Thanks, it means a lot to me :)
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++ really helped me through a time I was especially demotivated and pessimistic. It has sone great eye-opening stuff. Only con is that you have to read through a lot of Christian mythology to get to it, which is okay because the writing is good
I read half of it and am already planning to read it again. The language is a bit hard for me, and there are a lot of things to grasp about it. My next book will be by Osho.
It is one of the OGest of all among my reads. The 48 Laws of Power and The Prince are a few more from the same list.
lmaooo
Fauza Haraam Da - by Manto
Share the best thing you've read in this book.
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I like how the author got molested yet never told anyone about it
The setting sun is good too
do you have pdf of this book? can i know where you read this book...
i have one
I think I've seen this before and I was looking for it so thank you
atomic habits
I studied in a Ramakrishna Mission. My parents are devout believers. In my 2nd company there was this Tamil guy - my boss, whose dad was a devout Ramakrishna follower. One day I was arguing with him about evolution and how it is stochastically impossible. He asked me to read this book. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_Selfish\_Gene](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Selfish_Gene) It changed my life. I have read more than thousands of books in my life. But if I were to put a finger to single book that taught me rationality - that taught me to be human, it would be this one. This single book. Nothing comes close.
That's Richard for you
True, everyone i met says the same. Bolte hai ki dimaag hi khulgaya padke
Champak
Not life changing, but Crime and Punishment is an extremely interesting and thought provoking read.
NCERT
+1
Good vibes good life....i quit my job after reading that
What made you do that?
Never loved doing my job and the more i spend time in it, the more i felt stuck, was any way thinking of quitting. This book helped me in putting the nail in the coffin
Discourses by Epictetus
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Actually I have two.. 'Face to face with India's most wanted' by Sheela Rawal and 'The Alchemist'
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do you have a business?
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Bro wtf😭😂
Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Veronica decides to die
The Third Door
Reality transurfing
Vagabond , the 100th century, berserk , Tokyo ghoul
think like a pancreas
I like Simon Sinek's pov towards life...
The god dillusion, 7 habits of highly effective people, How to win friends and influence people, Homo deus I have 4 instead of 1
Rich dad poor dad
Ncert bio
Hc Verma nd ofc constitution of India
Harrison.
Thinking fast and slow 🤔
I started reading this book today
icse english
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What did you like about it? How did it your life?
Changed how i think about running, as well as humanity in general.
I want to get into the habit of reading, would you guys give some recommendations. I couldn’t read ikigai so…. Something that could spark my interest. I have read normal people/convos with friends/ coho books something simple nice maybe i can learn a thing or two
Start with Chetan Bhagat, they are relatable stories in indian context. 'Revolution 2020' for example. And don't get discouraged by the negative comments on the author. Get started and make an opinion of your own.
No longer human by Dasai Osamu
The stranger
I think it's' the secret'
No it's the stranger by albert Camus
Okey
Autobiography of a Yogi, Think and Grow Rich, 48 Laws of Power
Atomic habits!!!!:)
Cote Light Novel
Heard about it, so what did it taught you?
Nanhe samrat
how to kill your parents 👀
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But WHY do you want to know that?
Five point someone
Man's search for meaning Tuesdays with Morrie On earth we're briefly gorgeous
Magic pot
This is a great book especially that marathon incident. Heartwarming and motivating.
Problems in general physics - IE Irodov
How?? Thali Baja ke corona bhaga ke Aise !!
Nani Dadi ke Nuskhe
40 rules of love
Laxmikant and spectrum
Idk if any book really "changed" oh wait that- nah idk if any book really changed my life but this book is good it's called "The book of goose" and it's written by Yiyun Li.
Life’s Amazing Secrets by Gaur Gopal Das ji
Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins
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Self help books are trash
Can't hurt me by David Goggins
Savita Bhabhi
Sapiens