Most self-help books today are terribly ineffective. They’re “feel good” books that repackage the same ideas Real self-help was written way back: 1. Meditations by Marcus Aurelius (Stoicism in general) 2. Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl 3. Ibn Tufail’s Novels Tweet added by سلطان الثاري @Sultanalthari

سلطان الثاري

4 years

Most self-help books today are terribly ineffective. They’re “feel good” books that repackage the same ideas Real self-help was written way back: 1. Meditations by Marcus Aurelius (Stoicism in general) 2. Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl 3. Ibn Tufail’s Novels

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The Simple Stoic

@stoic_simple

4 years

@Sultanalthari Love the Stoics, my favourite is Epictetus.

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@dailyfalsafa

4 years

@Sultanalthari Check out school of life publications

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@_Fariis

4 years

@Sultanalthari You should read “The Conquest of Happiness” by Bertrand Russell.

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@wflyrock

4 years

@Sultanalthari there's quite some amazing books out there like, "The four agreements" by Don Miguel One of the greatest and most straight forward and simple approach books. And "The mindset" by Carol Dweck, one that I really felt it's impact on me and I will always recommend it.

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