Not necessarily talking about motivational books, but rather a book from which you all have taken away a lot and has changed how you go about life for the better. Looking for inspirational, motivational books to give me the push to chase my goals, never give up, push hard and remain consistent and disciplined. Fiction and non-fiction
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amen bro
also OP, wrote a lot about this a ways back: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/off-topic/personal-development-bo…
read a couple of books that help you get a framework, then GET AFTER IT. I love to read, but you also have to do
Thanks
What are must read books? Which books would you consider a perfect 10/10 in your eyes? It doesn't matter if it's a self help book, a popular classic or if it's an underrated gem that feels like only you've read it, please just share with me the books you consider perfect and maybe a little reason why you think so. Fiction or non fiction
thebrofessor
see link I pasted above
Great post.
Think and grow rich by Napoleon Hill
Atomic Habits by James Clear
How to win friends & influence people by Dan Carnegie
Barking up the wrong tree is my favourite. Easy read and a lot to take away
thus spoke zarathustra
also persuasion and rhetoric by carlo michelstaedter - it's kind of hard to understand but this one actually was the most illuminating for me
I listened to the audiobook but it was way too boring/just wasn't into it at the time. It's a classic though so I do want to try it again later so I can hopefully appreciate it.
A few of my favorites:
Ping me.
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