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Originally Posted By Omnivium⏩
I think he was saying that because in a thread about books that changed lives, you came in to state that you don't read books. A completely unnecessary statement.Are you really that pretentious that you would call someone else pathetic just because they don't enjoy reading?
Originally Posted By Omnivium⏩
I'm not a career or money orientated person, but many incredibly rich and innovative people (Elon Musk, Tony Robbins, Warren Buffet, etc) are avid readers.meanwhile the actual successful people spend their time actually doing the work instead
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The Game by Neil Strauss.
Don't get me wrong, I've never used the pua BS in it, but it's an enjoyable read and completely changed my approach to women. I thought if these idiots can get girls, surely there's hope for an average schmuck like me if I just grow a bit of balls and put myself out there a bit more. It worked.
Also read around the same time Sentimental Education by Gustave Flaubert. About a young man that sheds his sentimental attitudes to love and women, with commensurate gains. Also hugely influential in my life.
Don't get me wrong, I've never used the pua BS in it, but it's an enjoyable read and completely changed my approach to women. I thought if these idiots can get girls, surely there's hope for an average schmuck like me if I just grow a bit of balls and put myself out there a bit more. It worked.
Also read around the same time Sentimental Education by Gustave Flaubert. About a young man that sheds his sentimental attitudes to love and women, with commensurate gains. Also hugely influential in my life.
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the bell jar by sylvia plath
only book that's ever made me feel like i could actually see some of life from a female perspective. not just only book, but one of the onlythingsthat ever has.
only book that's ever made me feel like i could actually see some of life from a female perspective. not just only book, but one of the onlythingsthat ever has.
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05-23-2017, 02:45 AM
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Originally Posted By smoopsy⏩
strongly strongly recommend thisMarcus Aurelius: Meditations
Edit for my own reccomendation: the brothers karamazov (long read by very philosophical tells you alot about human nature)
05-23-2017, 02:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Omnivium⏩
because there is more to life than your sh!tty entry level engineering job. You don't have to read to necessarily to further your career but you can broaden your thinking.How is it pathetic? Not trying to brag but I got my degree and became an engineer at 22 so I'm clearly doing alright in life despite not reading books
Are you really that pretentious that you would call someone else pathetic just because they don't enjoy reading?
I realize this is the unpopular opinion in the room so you guys can save your negs, but I'm always seeing a circle jerk of wantrepreneurs recommending books to each other so they can feel successful, meanwhile the actual successful people spend their time actually doing the work instead
Are you really that pretentious that you would call someone else pathetic just because they don't enjoy reading?
I realize this is the unpopular opinion in the room so you guys can save your negs, but I'm always seeing a circle jerk of wantrepreneurs recommending books to each other so they can feel successful, meanwhile the actual successful people spend their time actually doing the work instead
source: I had a entry level engineering job too.
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05-23-2017, 03:05 AM
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05-23-2017, 03:09 AM
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Originally Posted By Omnivium⏩
Uhh, many of the richest and most influential people of all time are book worms. Elon Musk is a prime exampleHow is it pathetic? Not trying to brag but I got my degree and became an engineer at 22 so I'm clearly doing alright in life despite not reading books
Are you really that pretentious that you would call someone else pathetic just because they don't enjoy reading?
I realize this is the unpopular opinion in the room so you guys can save your negs, but I'm always seeing a circle jerk of wantrepreneurs recommending books to each other so they can feel successful, meanwhile the actual successful people spend their time actually doing the work instead
Are you really that pretentious that you would call someone else pathetic just because they don't enjoy reading?
I realize this is the unpopular opinion in the room so you guys can save your negs, but I'm always seeing a circle jerk of wantrepreneurs recommending books to each other so they can feel successful, meanwhile the actual successful people spend their time actually doing the work instead
05-23-2017, 03:18 AM
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05-23-2017, 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩
this lol it's like if someone makes a thread about fishing and asks where all his fishing bros are at and some dude comes in and posts "lol I hate fishing" stupid and pointless and doesn't contribute to the threadI think he was saying that because in a thread about books that changed lives, you came in to state that you don't read books. A completely unnecessary statement.
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Rich dad poor dad was the last good book I read that made me take a hard look at my finances
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Not crazy on how it is written at times but a good book for how not to fuk up relationships the way many men typically do srs

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05-23-2017, 06:27 AM
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05-23-2017, 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted By 300BLK⏩
This^Rich Dad Poor Dad,
made me realize how much of a monetary system life is
made me realize how much of a monetary system life is
Then I read a Tony Robbins book about managing money and felt scammed.
Now Im on to the Millionaire Next Door and its a better read about how successful middle class people manage their money. Once you are half way through, you can go outside around town and kind of see who the blowhards are.
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Shaped my political/economic views more than anything else
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05-23-2017, 07:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Omnivium⏩
A good leader is an avid reader. Get to reading boyoHaven't had the time or desire to read books since I was like 12
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05-23-2017, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted By Aesthetical⏩
Why did you feel scammed by Tony Robbins?This^
Then I read a Tony Robbins book about managing money and felt scammed.
Now Im on to the Millionaire Next Door and its a better read about how successful middle class people manage their money. Once you are half way through, you can go outside around town and kind of see who the blowhards are.
Then I read a Tony Robbins book about managing money and felt scammed.
Now Im on to the Millionaire Next Door and its a better read about how successful middle class people manage their money. Once you are half way through, you can go outside around town and kind of see who the blowhards are.
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05-23-2017, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted By zknarc⏩
Not crazy on how it is written at times but a good book for how not to fuk up relationships the way many men typically do srs

How do men fukk up relationships then?
Not crazy on how it is written at times but a good book for how not to fuk up relationships the way many men typically do srs

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Originally Posted By smoopsy⏩
this is next on my reading list.Marcus Aurelius: Meditations
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Originally Posted By iloveus⏩
Very large topic but the most obvious is trying to get a lot of their human/relationship needs met through sex aloneHow do men fukk up relationships then?
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05-23-2017, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted By zknarc⏩
Well Genesis 1:28 says "Be fruitful and multiply". It's God-givenVery large topic but the most obvious is trying to get a lot of their human/relationship needs met through sex alone
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Originally Posted By mikeoc322⏩
came in to post thisPsycho-Cybernetics is the archetype for practical self-help.
It shows you how to actually get real-world results.
It's not wordy or inaccessible either.
All it does is lay out the one psychological mechanism you need to understand, in order to effectively modulate your behavior, and get the measurable physiological effects that matter.
It was written in the 60's, but it pioneers those few components of mindset training that are actually confirmed by science.
That's the stuff that matters.

It shows you how to actually get real-world results.
It's not wordy or inaccessible either.
All it does is lay out the one psychological mechanism you need to understand, in order to effectively modulate your behavior, and get the measurable physiological effects that matter.
It was written in the 60's, but it pioneers those few components of mindset training that are actually confirmed by science.
That's the stuff that matters.
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Marcus Aurelius: Meditations
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Anything on stoicism is great I recently bought The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday and theyre meditations for you to read daily
also recently got really into stoicism and highly recommend checking these out
Anything on stoicism is great I recently bought The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday and theyre meditations for you to read daily
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