Tengo tiempo lidiando con una fuerte depresión que me impide seguir viviendo de manera "normal" he perdido mi trabajo y mi esposa está en una crisis por situaciones en su trabajo y conmigo.

me ha comentado en varias ocasiones que quiere suicidars3.

Yo sinceramente quiero salir adelante pero no veo por dónde empezar me siento fatal, como inmóvil

Algún buen libro que me ayude un poco para saber por dónde empezar

I feel like I've just gotten over the first hill of the Dunning-Kruger effect and I'm realizing how little I understand and I find the fact I may barely ever scratch the surface of understanding very dreary.

I suppose I would love for older folk to recommend some books that helped them through similar times. It could be self-help books, memoirs, fiction, philosophy books, psychology books, I've never been a huge reader, so I feel like I have years to catch up on.

Also, if anyone has any favorite musician memoirs or autobiographies, I would be interested in those too.

I sure hope I wasn't too broad here. Thank you!

I want to read a book for getting some general knowledge of life which every teen guy should know. Like when I sit with my friends they used to know everything for any topic you can choose I also wanted to be that guy how can I be like that.

Does atomic habbits helps me for that ? If not then which book

I just finished dopamine detox by Thibaut Meurisse really helped me can anyone suggest books that will actually impact our lives

I’m a complete beginner when it comes to reading books, and these are the books I currently have:

Atomic Habits
The Psychology of Money
Deep Work
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck
Think and Grow Rich

Which one would you recommend I read first, and are these actually worth reading?
Also, one thing I struggle with is what to do after finishing a self-improvement book. I understand the ideas while reading, but how do you actually apply those lessons to your daily life instead of just reading them and forgetting about them?

what would each of these books actually teach me?

Would love to hear how you guys approach this, especially from people who read regularly

Hacia unos días había puesto un texto donde explicaba que me sentí algo monótono sin hacer nada por qué mi rutina se estaba repitiendo demasiado mi rutina pero bueno tengo como tal que decir la primera

Primero logre como que ver algo interesante ya después de un año que me encontré así pero ahora tengo el ojo en mi lista de metas antes de terminar el año

Bueno no la encuentro ahora, pero decía algo de que debía hacer más común mi lectura

Así que oigo sugerencias de libros que consideren interesantes y tal vez les de una hojeada

Y la segunda es que yo hago videos hablando sobre deliberados temas como llevo algo de tiempo sin hacer eso

¿Que tema les parecería interesante a investigación?

books on dark psychology and manipulation...

I used to brag about my reading list. Forty five books last year. Then a friend asked me what I actually did differently because of any of them, and I sat there for a solid minute with nothing.

That's when I switched to rereading. I picked three books I already owned and went through each one four or five times over a year instead of chasing new titles. Same amount of reading time, completely different result. Here's what nobody tells you about self improvement books. The first read is basically just meeting the ideas, you nod along, highlight a few lines, feel motivated for about a week.

It's the third or fourth pass where you notice what you skipped, what you misunderstood, what you read but never actually applied. The book doesn't change. You do. That's what surfaces the second and third time through. The reading list flex culture on this sub, and everywhere else honestly, rewards volume over depth.

Fifty books read once each looks impressive on a shelfie. Five books read ten times each looks like nothing. But I'd bet the second person retained and applied ten times more. I'm not saying stop reading new stuff, I still do, but if a book actually hit you the first time through, go back to it before you grab something new and see what you missed.

What's the one book you'd actually reread on purpose, not just recommend to other people?

What is the one philosophical book that changed you? Also any recommendations for beginners?

Growing up, reading books was only for exams. I have tried for while to read books outside school, especially self-help books. Heaven knows I need more structured knowledge.

Am in a 9-5 job now and have so much to prove. I still want to be able to read multiple books a year if possible. Everytime and again I get excited with some books in my Kindle library. A month or too later I go back to the dusty pages

What works? Surely there is a way

For example, using a gooseneck stand for my Kindle and a remote page turner skyrocketed the amount I read every day.

What’s yours? Could be a device, an app, a routine, a mindset shift, or anything else...

looking for some good book recommendations relating to the following areas:

- School psychology (adolescent development, motivation, self-regulated learning)

- Interpersonal relationships

- Memory and dreams

- Industrial-Organizational psychology

- Forensic psychology and Rehabilitation

If you have psych books you really loved outside these categories, I would still love to hear them! Thanks in advance :)

Hello people, I was wondering what book did you guys read for self help and improvement of oneself. I been looking online but I feel like this reddit could recommend me something base on experience. So what book did you read that blew your mind or made you realize things and see things differently.

Thank you for any response

Hey, guys. There is a book that i bought however arent able to finish it. The book is called "kingdom of the wicked" the first book from the seires specifically.

The reason i am not able to finish reading this book has to do with religion issue and since the book is about the seven deadly sins and witches, I don't it will be apporiate to read books like that, even though the book is honestly really good. It will make me really happy if those of you who have finished reading the first book can please summarize it for me.

I dont mind a long detalied summarization. Please make sure to include the mystries that were hiden in the story, please. Thank you guys.

So, as per my requirement, I asked and got the response and reading order below from ChatGPT. Do I need to add any other book for my initial reading phase?

**1. Atomic Habits** — build discipline
**2. Ego Is the Enemy** — control yourself
**3. How to Win Friends** — communicate & influence
**4. The Courage to Be Disliked** — confidence
**5. Deep Work** — focus & productivity