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Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl on human resilience and the pursuit of meaning in life

I know you requested books, however, I feel I must participate. Watching the movie: Limitless w/Bradley Cooper, when I first saw, I didn't know that it would have such a big impact on my future. I still watch it at least once a year :)

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.

The bible psalms part

The Power of Right Now:A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom

You are a badass

The Power of Now. If it wasnt for that, I probably wouldn't got out of jail. That definitely helped me become a different man and allow me to think before I act and spend more time with family vs working, and appreciating what I have.

Reading George Orwell's "1984" during my first year of college as a computer science student was a life-changing experience for me. As someone deeply immersed in the world of technology, the novel's exploration of surveillance and privacy issues hit close to home. It made me acutely aware of how our actions and data might be constantly monitored, echoing the omnipresence of "Big Brother" in the book.

The novel also opened my eyes to the power of propaganda and media manipulation. It challenged me to scrutinize the information I consume more critically, understanding how language and media can be tools for controlling public opinion.

Another profound impact was on my appreciation for freedom and individual rights. The grim reality of a world without personal liberties, as depicted in the novel, made me value our democratic principles and freedoms even more.

On a deeper level, "1984" raised important philosophical and ethical questions for me. It sparked introspection about the nature of truth, reality, and our role in shaping society. These themes resonated with me as a student of technology, where we often grapple with ethical dilemmas and the shaping of reality.

Lastly, the book was a wake-up call about the dangers of complacency. It's a powerful reminder of the importance of questioning authority and not taking our freedoms for granted.

"1984" didn't just change how I view the world; it reshaped my understanding of my responsibilities as a citizen and as someone who contributes to the technological landscape.

There were several books that I read in college about "the hero's journey", like A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Beowolf and Sidartha, that I think made me take myself too seriously.

Not a book, but an article. It's College Degree Vs. Real World Experience

Rich dad poor dad

Built to Sell and Profit First

the holy bible

the book of proverbs, john, ecclesiastes majorly. revelation as well, really gives insight to what is happening in the world today. from the rise of global warming, earthquakes and poverty.

also the increase of sexual immorality (lgbtq), violence and persecution

very informative and truthful book and books from my experience.

one book contains 66 books. that's just a few i've listed. they all relate to different problems and things humans experience. it has changed my life in many ways being able to read Gods word, all thanks to king JESUS! 😌🙏🔥✝️

"On The Beach". I had to read this book in the 9th grade and it was a big departure from what I thought would happen in an event like that and really made my think even though it was written decades before I was alive.

3 books

Bible, which I learnt that God loves me.

Rich dad poor dad, where I learnt that I can get richer by buying assets that put money in my pocket.

4 hour work week where I learnt about the idea of lifestyle design ie how much I truly need to be free... And how to build a business that supports that

The Art of Not Giving a F*ck

The Talent Code

' The art of non-conformity', this book came at the right time when I had to make a decision over security and stay at a miserable job or adventure, I had shelter and food. Why not explore my trailblazer routes

The Secret. Because Rhonda Byrne somehow explained why I was stuck in misery.

As a man Thinketh - James Allen Small book shows you that You are the creator of yourself and destiny and every aspect of your life, aka you are your own God.

The Quran

Maximum Manhood by Dr Edward Cole

The Jim Crow Guide to the United States by Stetson Kennedy

Manual of the Warrior of Light (Paulo Coelho). It sounds cheesy, but things stick.

Secret by Rhonda Byrne.

Actually it didn't change my life but have influence on my mind and life already, it helped me to go through some hard days and soften me and made myself more stronger and give more positive feedback into a better cycle.

Quran

Atlas Shrugged & Fontainhead by Ayn Rand

Today and Tomorrow by Henry Ford

The Prophet - Kahlil Gibran

Mushoku Tensei, now I think everyday about getting a second chance at life through reincarnation

Man’s Search For Meaning - Viktor Frankl

Bible

Built to sell

Anything you want by Derek sivers.

Learning: solve a problem for yourself first, and then scale the solution

Quran.

The Bible - the amount of wisdom is astounding for both business/work and life. Gorilla Marketing.

Power of now

Cupid's Poisoned Arrow. Understanding your sexual drive and learning how to deal with your lust definitely changes someone.

King, Warrior, Magician, Lover by Douglas Gillette and Robert Moore.

Berserk

The Conquest of Happiness by Bertrand Russell. Very quick read, made me think differently about how I define happiness in my own life.

How to get rich by Felix Dennis and audiobook Outwitting The Devil to put the scare and urgency into me