7 Books That Changed My Life Forever (And Will Change Yours Too)

[@Inerize]

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[@einfachsascha8735]

Usually I don't comment but just wanted to let you know after 2 videos I think you are someone who people like to listen and you give out quality content. Thanks for that!

[@tapanjoshi8284]

I completely Second with you.

[@g.t.5324]

I COMPLETLEY THIRD YOU AS WELL !! :))))

I cannot help but notice that you radiate with certain type of enthusiasm which was generated by some form of health, perhaps a healthy mindset. I usually don't make such comments about people, but there's something about you that screams that you are a healthy individual on a right life path. I have just discovered your channel and I really envy the fact that you were dedicated enough to read so much. Very inspirational. Hope this will make me make some new healthy and good habits. Good luck with your channel and more importantly, with your pursuit of knowledge!

[@Inerize]

Thanks brother! I appreciate the feedback

[@kevinjantony2396]

I really love your channel, you've inspired me so much. I'm gonna start reading brother 👊

[@Inerize]

Let's goooooo! Thanks Kevin ✌️

[@2017Fed]

My friend, I can't believe you are talking about ken wilber. I used to read his work years ago in college when I was supposed to be studying but I couldn't help myself, it was fascinating stuff and I will never forget wilbers works! It's the first time hearing about his stuff in KZbin! I will revisit it and definitely check out radical honesty. Sounds most interesting and supports my life theory! Good on you for doing this.

[@2017Fed]

I also really liked Up From Eden by Wilber.

[@ambrosianives9966]

Most of these books talk about how i feel i naturally grew up thinking thats the way i should be living..its very difficult for me to lie to anybody maybe has to do with the fact that i dont see the need to lie...I love psychology..discovered my mind is philosphical along my journey..

[@creativecorner4715]

Hey guy its heartthrilling.. I use to read a novel in a 2-3day frame without being tired before college alongwith securing a good rank in entrance. I felt more lost more bored as the things we learn in college rarely growing me .. I can learn things though liking a bit.i wana grab learn understand n enjoying n it's perfect time I found u here in this platform.Thankyou so much ❤️🦋

[@adeenamansoor7326]

You have inspired me to read a book a week and I am starting January 1st. I already have a few I am currently reading that i’ll try to finish before 2020 ends. Thank you so much for being a source of inspiration, I have added all these books in my reading list. Will order them soon. IA.

[@mikewalters]

Just finished the power of concentration by William Walker Atkinson. Fantastic life-changing book

[@plant4table]

I love the video background, looks soothing. Good content 👏

[@souravghosh7093]

You need to try Bhagwad Gita. Mother of all self help book. Written 5000 years ago. Still holds true to this day. Difficult to understand at first, but when you get to understand the meaning you will feel that you feel differently.

[@vitaminhead1465]

I’ve read this book more than 10 times, it is so amazing

[@rj2842]

Yes, strongly recommend this book, which helps me to see my existence.

[@TheKariuki89]

Wow! You are so well spoken! Mind crush😍. Will definitely check out some books on your list starting with Mr. Newport. Lots of love from Nairobi!

[@tcby2332]

Thanks dawgie! Can't wait to read them.

[@sisymags4492]

Please keep doing on with such videos about books. 👍🏼👍🏼👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@diegomotivefx3893]

Keep up with the videos bro, much knowledge

[@margaritatovar2132]

Thank u so much so helpful🌺🌺🌺

[@lepiota1074]

Glad to see "Sex,ecology spirituality" here!! It is a masterpice from a prominent human knowledge vault. I read many books by Ken wilber and i find It eye-opening,Deep,and precise valuable knowledge to have. I'd give a try to "brief history of everything" before reading SEE,It is more accessible and easier to understand.

[@sweetthings11]

Great list and great video! Thank you for sharing I added them to my book list.

[@Inerize]

Thank you for the support!

[@Radical.Honesty]

Thanks for the shout-out to Radical Honesty!

[@katiem4935]

Really enjoying your videos! They're very insightful, well-edited and helpful - and you are easy to listen to and understand.🙌

[@kmiklec]

Great video thank you

[@Inerize]

My pleasure :)

[@kiranbayas9588]

Please make dedicated video on human psychology books

[@Inerize]

I'll work on that!

[@learnerlearner1839]

The law of human nature. Robert Greene

[@laetitiaphan8008]

I'm a psychologist passionately obsessed by my work and an avid reader and learner. Check out the work of Brene Brown, Martin Seligman, and John Gottman if you haven't. They'll give you wonderful foundations.

[@kiranbayas9588]

Thanks for recommendations

[@laetitiaphan8008]

You're most welcome, I hope you'll enjoy them as much as I and people around me did :)

[@florenciadeleon5321]

Argentino? Qué genio! Voy a empezar este verano 🙌

[@fatemehhosseini305]

Wow ... thank you!

[@Inerize]

Thank you for the support!!!

[@renovacio5847]

I don't really see why I should be good at the "job" I somehow got into..... and not follow my passion. I mean there's no logic to it... I can chose my job but not my passion... I get what the book is saying if I'm not able to make enough money from my passion... Why would I be good or even the best at a job I'm not sure I like? I can't be great at the job because to be great you have to make a lot of mistakes, you have to go through a lot of things. What can help you on that difficult journey is not "motivation" but having a passion for what you do.

[@hitthebricks5502]

I’m going to check some of these out! :)

[@mariamalhotra8228]

Letting Go - A Pathway of Surrender - the book to end all books

[@peachypecho7939]

New here because of the "book a week" :) To be honest, im doing 1 or 2 books in a month, and sometimes it's difficult to maintain that.

[@kylehall2673]

You've got it bro! Split it into the pages you need to read per week, then to per day, that perspective makes me feel it's possible. I'm thankful he showed that tip

[@nasland38]

U can do it!!!!!

[@g.t.5324]

@@kylehall2673 Right ON !!

[@mendozajorge505]

Love the way you express yourself, you're very articulate. What's your name, by the way? Hugs from Chile! ;)

[@spyroskazianis7931]

Dear friend, first of all merry Christmas,your video is amazing and is really helpful with all the information that you gave to us,I will like just to mention something that I saw at you sage's list, any of book is useless from my opinion from every book you can learn something,forgive me about the mistakes that I have done but english is not my native language

[@marcusulpiustraianus6096]

The Book that changed my life forever was The Holy Bible, especially the New Testament. That Book is the manual of my life.

[@joe-hd3uv]

LMAO

[@SirDrey-lw9si]

@@joe-hd3uv ??

[@aniketsharma8755]

Bro your mic is so good.

[@Inerize]

Thanks! It's the Zoom h1n I believe, with a few tweaks in Adobe Audition

[@michaelroos5807]

Really like the personal discoveries you’re sharing. I couldn’t agree more. I am a reader and struggle to find the time to read more. Question for you...have you read “Leadership and Self-Deception:getting out of the box” by the Arbinger Institute?

[@lukasenkaS]

You are awesome!

[@saqlainiqbal8440]

Brother Rich dad poor Dad is a Must.

[@Inerize]

100% but it was not one of the bests imo. It's relative for sure

[@PaloukaMan]

Hi Inerize you’re 👍🏻 I read in English too which is my second language. Would you still recommend reading a book a week ? or I’d take it a bit longer ☺️ Also what if it’s a huge book , say like 600 pages or more ? What’d you recommend from your reading experience ? Thank you again 🙏🏻

[@Inerize]

Just start! It doesn't matter if it takes you longer, the important part is that you get started

[@PaloukaMan]

Sure 👍🏻

[@PaloukaMan]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@jorgeanwaryoma3166]

Amigo, saludos desde Argentina. Leíste alguna obra de Viktor Frankl que puedas recomendar que no sea "El Hombre en busca de Sentido"?

[@Inerize]

Hola Jorge! Si no me equivoco sus otros libros son mas teóricos. El que tu mencionas es el mas practico y conciso que tiene (si no me equivoco). Solamente he leído ese libro suyo

[@ere4710]

Where is he from?

[@tatianaramirez1064]

How do you remember everything you read?

[@aborbollap]

Sabes si alguno de estos libros los encuentras en español? Saludos.

[@Inerize]

Hola! Creo que Honestidad Radical, y Despertando al Gigante Interior! Y la de 4-Hour WW

[@life_aspirant2457]

Power of now👍

[@callum7081]

Best four books I’ve ever read nothing even comes close. Letting go David R Hawkins The untethered soul Michael singer Power Vs force David r Hawkins The surrender experiment Michael singer

[@mariamalhotra8228]

David Hawkins' Letting Go - the book to end all books on self help

[@callum7081]

@@mariamalhotra8228 absolutely the closest thing to a magic pill (not really because you have to work on it, but it does answer nearly any problem).

[@psikeyhackr6914]

The Tyranny of Words by Stuart Chase The Screwing of the Average Man by David Hapgood

[@Diffyemo]

If you are new to reading and looking for books, also watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJq1qaenqpZ0e6c Note his piece of advice that data don't start with done crazy specialized 900 page book that may turn you off. I am in that boat but made the mistake of picking up Gödel Escher Bach. It's dense. It's taken me a month to make it thru dedicating an hour a night to it ( sometimes more) . The book is interesting and has done insights. But the AI parts are out dated and I feel the point could have been made in less than the 750 pages that feel like a text book. 3 out of 5 stars for me.

[@Inerize]

Sorry about that! Not the best one to start with for sure.

[@vhturunc]

so useful

[@Inerize]

Glad to hear that!

[@tomzzx]

avoiding pain, gaining pleasure.. that is highly discussive, sir.. haha PS this channel is a gem.. greets from croatia

[@Inerize]

Happy to discuss it my friend! Thanks for the support 💥💥💥

[@mathpro9314]

Thanks

[@asmalks9016]

Iam looking for an english speaking partner. My English is very poor, so I have to learn english speaking.

[@PaloukaMan]

Thank you again ! 🙏🏻

[@Inerize]

Thank you for the support!

[@alil6547]

a wide gate that says avoid pain and gain pleasure. a narrow gate that looks painful and has little pleasure. logic demands the wide gate, but can we even use the laws of logic to talk about God?

[@laetitiaphan8008]

Pretty cool list! Thanks for another great video! Although, since you're understanding so well how much different perspectives and disciplines can be incredibly powerful to digest as an individual, I'm very surprised of one thing : do you realize that your list is from 7 white males? There is something very rewarding, as you know, in life to get curious about what happens in realms totally different from ours. By only reading white males, one gets stuck in yet another echo chamber. Maybe one of your next way to expand your world view, as you enjoy it so much, would be to purposefully read way more by women and people of colour. Most people I know who did (myself included) were mind-blown by how much it changed them for the better.

[@pauliusv8596]

It's just coincidence, you're talking like he reads only white male books which is not true

[@lilitsogomonyan866]

“Life doesn’t come with a manual”. Yes it does, it’s called the Holy Bible. This this life manual and you will be set for life and afterlife.

[@erickmachuca3563]

Shut up

[@lilitsogomonyan866]

@@erickmachuca3563it’s the truth! The Holy Bible is a life manual. You personally might not want to follow it, but it doesn’t change the fact that it is a life manual. It teaches us how to live a better life. There is a lot of wisdom to be gained from reading the Holy Bible. There are a lot of teachings that when applied, one will have a better life. Many, many, many life coaches get their materials from the teachings of the Holy Bible and pass it off as their self-improvement tactics and strategies. Trust me, if you want more wisdom, better understanding of life, love, work ethic, integrity, honesty, ways to improve your character etc., and/or have better understanding of spiritual life, the best book is the Holy Bible.

[@lionroaring7021]

Exactly.

[@thejoelrooganexplosion2400]

Gold Content. Gold Books.

[@Inerize]

Thanks!

[@jesuschristislordofall777]

Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life; whoever does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him. John 3:36. For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans‬ ‭6‬:‭23. Jesus Christ is the only way, seek Him while He may be found, before it’s too late, tomorrow is never promised.

[@mameafrane1725]

I agree 100%. Without God’s wisdom you will read yourself to hell. This guy is seeking all this knowledge thinking he has gotten the trick to like. Well Jesus is the only way my friend. I’m a reader also but I almost read and read until I lost in ideologies. From evolution to finance. Pay attention to what you read. The first book on your list should be the “Bible”. You can seek and seek but trust me, you will never be fulfilled with a reading a million books.

[@sebastian_allende]

quee? sos argentino?

[@Inerize]

Así es papaa

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[@ShanqKoo]

Awesome vid! Will definitely check out those books. On the side note, just subscribed. KZbinrs like us who advocate for self improvement should support each!

[@NaruIchiLuffy]

Does political science/philosophy interest you? There's the Federalist Papers, John Lock's Second Treatise of Civil Government. Some other authors/books I have found interesting were Ludwig Von Mises, Thomas Sowell, Henry Hazlitt, Yuri Bezmenov, and last but not least you gotta read the Bible, at minimum (Matthew, Luke, John, Acts, and Proverbs). It's one of the main books underlying Western civilization why not form an opinion straight from the source?

[@HardcoreNaturalFitness]

Too bad you didn't included MEDITATIONS

[@rj2842]

By Marcus Aurelius? Strong recommend too!

[@uditshakya7305]

Try reducing the shrillness of sound in the video

[@Inerize]

I'll take that into account, thanks for the feedback!

[@uditshakya7305]

@@Inerize nice.. great videos you got on your channel 👍

[@artangel8616]

first book is fucking stupid, if i dont care about what I do what is the point of it. Your inner self is most important.

[@eddyvhdjhz4886]

Life does come with a manual and it's the Bible

[@nextchapter8358]

🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 hi I’m new

[@Inerize]

Hello New, I'm Juan

[@P13586]

You should try reading the bible.

[@zaynumar0]

Hey brother ! Just come across your channel ! You seem like an awesome guy man :) you've introduced me to two books I've never heard of before !!! How old are you brother ? Are you still living in Cali? Your channel views are low compared to that one hit wonder 1.7million view video 🤣 Did you end up graduating college ?

[@Inerize]

Thanks dude! Not sure about the awesome man 😅. I'm almost 26, I now live in Spain and yeah, this video ended up going viral but the others didn't. I guess it's just luck. Cheers!

[@vjp2866]

Hey bro do you believe Jesus ?

[@d.b.5178]

🙂👍🏻

[@Inerize]

😃

[@musafir-752]

If you really want to blow your mind with a book that will change your financial life then go for mj demarco fastlane millionaire. Trust me on this

[@yamerabufakher4774]

First book… what a misleading… ofcourse passion will follow but only after you become anything But what you wanted for yourself to be… Godly faulty smth

[@elnurferko7590]

I understand you have not read the Quran yet

[@Intergalactic2000]

You should read the Quran my brother . Please tell us of what you think and give us your point of view as you have read so many books .

[@malcolmx5633]

YESS

[@lexxihd5843]

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[@KamranKhan-pg3vp]

Have you read the Quran brother???

[@anupoly6389]

Dear, Your this video time setting is not correct. I think, you have to change it.Because this video is too much helpful for YOUR audience. 🤗

[@youtubehaltedmybestplaylis8528]

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[@donefinished]

Read the Bible.

[@richardbaldwin6919]

Reading the Bible has changed my life.

[@deveshyadav6283]

Bro, you have weak jaw line, like me, r u dooing something for it?

[@Inerize]

Don't really care about it 😅

[@deveshyadav6283]

@@Inerize good😅, but why. i mean it's natural like our body shapes with our posture and habbits. Like Meaowing etc you better know right?😄

[@GenevieveThornton]

He’s so handsome. What are you talking about 😂

[@deveshyadav6283]

@@GenevieveThornton nothing

[@deveshyadav6283]

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[@blueskrilla3271]

Disliked the video cuz of that satanic shirt!!!

[@Inerize]

🤷‍♀️

[@shirtstealer86]

So you have chosen 7 books and all of them were written by men. You talk a lot about expanding your bubble and perspectives.. well talking is one thing.

[@ivancaisin795]

I'm sure that if he didn't knew who are the authors, he would choose the same books. For example, I don't care who are the authors. And my favourite book is a detective written by Agatha Christie

[@shirtstealer86]

@@ivancaisin795 The point is that it is ironic that he is saying that reading has changed his perspective but he still only reads books by male authors. Doesn’t make sense.

[@rvantong]

How do you know he only reads books by male authors? And rather than just complain about him not including books by female authors on his list, why not add something constructive and give us a list of books by women that you consider life changing?

[@shirtstealer86]

@@rvantong You look up the 7 books he has listed and see who wrote them. All men. Pointing this out is constructive criticism- now people hopefully will think about this in other situations as well. Why is it that men tend to choose books/art/music/etc created mainly by other men?

[@rvantong]

@@shirtstealer86 He also mentions he has read over 250 books over the few years. These are only 7 of them. That doesn't mean every other book has read was also by men, just that these connected with him most. Just saying "Why no women?" isn't constructive. It's shallow. If you think there's a gap in his reading, why don't you suggest some similar books that were written by women, or offer your own list of books written by women that you think are life changing? Maybe books written by men simply connect better with men, because they share a common psychology. I don't think this guy set out to exclude women from his list.