Need Your Book Recommendations!

[Linkzo]

Hi, Over the past month, I’ve been collecting books as a way to cope with some personal struggles and stress. I’ve found that reading helps me escape, relax, and sometimes even gain new perspectives on life.

Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit down and overwhelmed, and I thought it might be nice to hear from others.

Could you share some of your favorite books that have inspired you, comfort you, or simply made you feel better during tough times?

 

[We Bring Rank]

The reading habit is really good to understand your mindset as well as to refresh your mind, I'm not a regular reader or collector the books.

But one book really helped me a lot in our difficult time, that's "Power of Your Subconscious Mind." There are so many people who have written books with the same title, but The Author, Napoleon Hill's Writing is really great.

This book is now available on Amazon and various online book stores.

 

[RapidWorkers]

reading really helps during tough times. i would recommend the alchemist and atomic habits, both are uplifting and inspiring!

 

[Deleted member 1603965]

Try to read this thinker called Osho.

 

[christynader817]

Rich dad, Poor dad

 

[wizard47]

sophie's world, Ikigai, alchemist

 

[Mrnewbie]

Gesundheit!: Bringing Good Health to You, the Medical System, and Society through Physician Service, Complementary Therapies, Humor, and Joy by Patch Adams​

 

[Linkzo]

Appreciate all the great suggestions, guys! I’ll do my best to get everything done over the next 2–3 months. Let’s do this, cheers!

The reading habit is really good to understand your mindset as well as to refresh your mind, I'm not a regular reader or collector the books.

But one book really helped me a lot in our difficult time, that's "Power of Your Subconscious Mind." There are so many people who have written books with the same title, but The Author, Napoleon Hill's Writing is really great.

This book is now available on Amazon and various online book stores.

reading really helps during tough times. i would recommend the alchemist and atomic habits, both are uplifting and inspiring!

Try to read this thinker called Osho.

Rich dad, Poor dad

sophie's world, Ikigai, alchemist

Gesundheit!: Bringing Good Health to You, the Medical System, and Society through Physician Service, Complementary Therapies, Humor, and Joy by Patch Adams​

 

[TechnoTycoon]

How to win friends and influence people.

Great book

 

[Apree Team]

commented to keep up with updates

 

[Walsingham]

Try to read this thinker called Osho.

Osho is good for emptying your mind & letting go.

At some point you'd want to find meaning, for which I generally didn't find Osho super useful. I personally found whichever religion you were raised with (or appeals to you most) is the best way to handle this, as it contains answers to many of life & human nature's challenges, which tend to be cyclical over thousands of years.

Other decent reads are the stoics (Aurelius, Epictetus) who teach you how to cope with reality.

Ultimately, these books exist to help you do the inner work to make yourself someone who can handle and thrive through adversity.

 

[emilyy33]

Im not normally a book reader, never for fun at least, but when I read Diary of a Part-Time Indian By Sherman Alexie I was hooked! I re-read it 3 times in the past year!

 

[Stinkbomb]

I read rich dad poor dad. That was a good one.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

I'm reading about AI lately. Amazed by it.

Basically the Amazon bestsellers list

 

[emilyy33]

I'm reading about AI lately. Amazed by it.

Basically the Amazon bestsellers list

Im actually considering this!! 2 of my close friends were talking about it non stop earlier this week!!

 

[intune650]

Fund Raising Is An Extreme Sport - Be Cautious: The no-nonsense guide to PE/VC Fund Raising

 

[DOGIEBOYSAD]

Maybe a little different from what you're searching but i like mangas with good life lessons like vagabond and vinland saga. A financial book i recommend is unscripted by MJ demarco.

 

[LuchaBeast]

Atomic Habits

 

[Sami Digital]

"Respect for opening up—sometimes this grind can feel heavy. I’ve found The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho to be a reset button every time I hit burnout. It reminds me that the process matters more than the goal."

 

[daniel harison]

Hi, Over the past month, I’ve been collecting books as a way to cope with some personal struggles and stress. I’ve found that reading helps me escape, relax, and sometimes even gain new perspectives on life.

Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit down and overwhelmed, and I thought it might be nice to hear from others.

Could you share some of your favorite books that have inspired you, comfort you, or simply made you feel better during tough times?

I highly recommend Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl. Its one of the best books, I have read so far.
I hope you love it to.