[Journey] Read 100 books

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The Rationale male is a book every man should read. Totally changed my relationship dynamics. A little bit of caution tho, add a bit of some spiritual reading to it. Otherwise you would end up always on the lookout. Can get really mechanical.
 
I love this journey, might start one like this myself.

By the way 48 laws of power is a phenomenal book, one of the only times I felt like I wasn't being lied to :D
I suggest picking up - The War of Art (not the art of war just incase you get confused)

Have you made any further progress on this journey?
 
This gonna be a long and very beneficial journey,
learning is an eternal way to become mindfully stronger and will make you a better person for sure,
Keep it up dude :)
 
Unscripted is good, should give you even more reasons to invest in your SaaS biz ;)

A few good books I would recommend :
  • 12 rules for life (J. Peterson) about well, life, in general
  • Thinking fast and slow (D. Kahneman) about cognitive biases and how our mind works
  • Guns, germs and steel (J. Diamond) about the real reasons "it is what it is" in History eg. why did Europeans invade America and not the opposite ?
well worth the read

I can suggest a lot more but that should get the ball rolling !
Stay consistent !

Cheers

I second this -Thinking fast and slow (D. Kahneman).

Fantastic book and it’s not just informative, it’s actually an interesting read as well. I.e it’s not too heavy.
 
I second this -Thinking fast and slow (D. Kahneman).

Fantastic book and it’s not just informative, it’s actually an interesting read as well. I.e it’s not too heavy.
I have it in my pile, I'll give it a read next.

I actually don't even know what it's about, just a blind purchase.
 
This is another very good book -
Outliers: The Story of Success
 
I used to hate reading, huge amounts of text scared me...now I can't go to sleep without reading, even if I'm dead tired after day of work and kids.

  • 12 rules for life (J. Peterson) about well, life, in general

One of the best books I ever read!
 
Also +1 for Jordan Peterson 12 rules for life. Amazing book.
 
Off the top of my head. Some of my favorites:

"Can't Hurt Me" by David Goggins
"Man's Search For Meaning" by Viktor Frankl
"The 48 Laws Of Power" by Robert Greene
"As A Man Thinketh" by James Allen
 
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