Appreciation What books influenced your life philosophy the most? (1 Viewer)

[jasque]

Me:
The Trial, by Kafka
The Goal, by Eliyahu M. Goldratt
Time for a Change, by Richard Bandler (he has better books to start though)
The 4 hour-workweek, by Tim Ferris (author is an asshole but he knows some stuff lol)

 

[MochiFace]

None for the moment

But i really want to read demi lovato biography
Or the art of war by sun tzu

 

[jasque]

Also Comic books i'd say

Honey & Clover

Shaman King

Fruits basket

Buddah, by Tezuka

Adolf, by Tezuka too

Sandman

Scott Mcloud books

Also forgot to add Power of myth, by Joseph Campbell. I still didnt read all of it though.

I still didnt finish Asimov books too, but I love "I, Robot" and "Foundation"

 

[Magician]

The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold and Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden

 

[Bara]

Emotional & Spiritual Quotient, by Ary Ginanjar

 

[Siros]

I used to dismiss self-help books, but when I was going thru a difficult moment in my life I found Your Erroneous Zones by Wayne Dyer and it had a big impact on me

 

[jasque]

I used to dismiss self-help books, but when I was going thru a difficult moment in my life I found Your Erroneous Zones by Wayne Dyer and it had a big impact on me

I can see why self help works
It's because it changes people's beliefs.

But it's also why it won't work with everybody