The 'readers':a place for books recommendations and experiences.🙂

[totto_rewire]

Amazing collection @Random_Person thank you for sharing

[neetwarrior]

Update: Finished “Your Brain On Porn” today. It gave me so much insight and info on what we all are facing. I now understand the enemy more than ever.
As a beginner, this is so helpful.

Took up Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins.

[Random_Person]

Could you send me a link to that book&?

[snehilsiddhartha]

You can download it from Library Genesis, just search library genesis on google, go to libgen.li and just type your book’s name, almost everybook is available on that website

[neetwarrior]

I get books from a telegram channel t.me/meet_book_storage . They have a ton of books, search in there as well.

[Random_Person]

Damn i am learning so much new information from you guys. @Taher i changed my mind. Please don’t delete my account.

[Random_Person]

Your brain on porn
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BusLxhQ55NZ-w9oATbQswW7TFSKsFODQ/view?usp=sharing

[Random_Person]

Can we chat with hangouts and share books? And I always admired people whos habit were read book frequently

[panda]

Thanks for the thread. I have noted down few of the books in my bucket list. I’ll start reading one by one

[hensmkekdmrme]

You should definitely give the book “think and grow rich” a try it talks about not only the steps to success but sexual transmutation.

[Prox]

Bro I’ll start reading it from today😁
Just completed the power of now

[neetwarrior]

Update : Finished Can’t Hurt Me yesterday.
It is such a badass book and I’d recommend it to anyone

I can’t believe it took me 15 days to finish this book. At this pace I will only be able to finish 2 books a month. This is unacceptable . In this month, I will read 3 books.

Took up When Breath Becomes Air.

[Prox]

Started reading elon musk’s book 2 days ago and didn’t completed rich dad poor dad as i got into a really really bad anime binge with around 15 eps per day for a week last month now getting stronger to read than ever will finish rich dad poor dad soon it’s interesting too

[neetwarrior]

I want to revive this topic lol

Afte breath becomes air, I finished

1. Discipline equals freedom by Jocko Willink
2. Wherever You go, there you are by John Kabat-Zinn
3. Atomic Habits by James Clear

Now reading Dr. Peterson’s 12 Rules Of Life

Share your readings guys

[bb1508]

The practice of brahmachrya - swami sivananda
Bhagvat Geeta with commentary of adi Shankaracharya

The only books you need to read my friends

[AstaNGU]

I recently started reading “The monk who sold his Ferrari” and I think it’s a great bookjust check it out.

[neveragaintw]

Over the years, I started to have quite a library of books at home.
Here my favorites (some have been mentioned before)

Self improvement:

• “Atomic Habits” by James Clear
• “Ted Talks” by Chris Anderson (if you need to give presentations regularly)
• “Don’t worry, be grumpy” by Ajahn Brahm
• “Falling is flying” by Ajahn Brahm
• “Wherever you go, there you are” by Jon Kaba-Zinn

Knowledge:

• “A brief history of human kind” by Yuval Noah Harari
• “God, a human history” by Reza Aslan
• Maybe “Elon Musk” by Ashlee Vance

Fiction:
I’ve seen that people have a bad view of this genre. I never had problems with binging books. I know that in the evening I might have some time to read before going to bed. It helps me to relax.
Furthermore, I don’t read fiction in my native language. I started to read all books in English about 10 years ago. This is what really helped me to improve my English skills. My next plan is to buy all books in French.
So, here my all-time favorites for the ones who are interested:

• “The way of kings” by Brandon Sanderson (Basically all books from Sanderson, quite complex books)
• “The wise man’s fear” by Patrick Rothfuss (Easy reading fantasy, but just epic)
• “A tale of the Malazan Book of the Fallen” by Steven Erikson (Definitely not easy reading, very detailed descriptions, longest fantasy series with about 11 books, 1000-1300 pages each. Takes time to get accustomed to but epic once you got your head around it

[anon67854825]

EasyPeasy

I’ve started this book recently.
It’s a rewritten version of Allen Carr’s EasyWay to Stop Smoking but for pmo.
Completely free and open source.

A must read. Hope it helps

[neetwarrior]

@neveragaintw

Wherever you go, there you are”

Omg I love this book!

It made me realise what and how I should meditate, instead of just winging it.

[neetwarrior]

Was reading Prof. Peterson’s “12 Rules for life : An antidote to chaos.” It’s a phenomenal book.

I put that on hold and picked up easypeasy yesterday. I need this especially as it is NNN. Hope to be more enlightened and aware of the pmo habit.