These 3 Books Changed My Life Completely | Ryan Holiday | Daily Stoic

[@danzan4769]

TL;DR / W • 48 laws of power : robert greene • what makes sammy run : budd schulberg • meditations : marcus aurelius you're welcome

[@travishawk9627]

In by doing this, you may rob others the same luxury of watching the video

[@cindybriden372]

@@travishawk9627 Not really as Danzan tells the name of the books but not what they are about. So people will want to watch the video, like me, to find out what the books are about and why the books are recommended.

[@truenorthaffirmations7049]

🔥🔥 good ones

[@kirtideshmukh6285]

Thanks. May you be very successful soon

[@aramer25]

You are the MVP

[@sunil.b]

- 48 laws of power 0:39 - What Makes Sammy Run? 4:05 - Meditations marcus aurelius 6:08

[@beautifulflower1344]

Thank u 🙌

[@garethmorris6314]

Many thanks.

[@gracefitzgerald2227]

48 Laws of Power changed my Life. It’s been almost 2 years since I’ve read it, and have since quit drinking, have invested my time reading history, and philosophy. He pulled a veil from my eyes, and now I’m able to see the world with a clearer head. Thank You Mr Holiday, loved your recent book.

[@kamillahjriisgaarde9665]

I havn’t read it, but based on what Ryan is saying here it doesn’t really seem to align with “what injuries the hive injuries the bee”. If I’m not doing the right thing because I should be looking out for my bosses ego or will in order to keep my job, aren’t I then working against the stoic principles? It’s not to get into a long discussion - in essence I’m just curious to your take on this as you’ve read the book and I havn’t😊 I guess I’ll read it but I’m just confused as to how it aligns with Stoicism...

[@gracefitzgerald2227]

@@kamillahjriisgaarde9665 Absolutely! When I read the 48 Laws I loved the Dale Carnegie kind of format. Learning from a brilliant mind is being gifted with new wisdom. Nietzsche was a misogynist (amongst other things) but his books are just as relevant now more than ever, it’s scary. I can keep going on but I don’t want to bore you. Mr. Holidays books and Mr Greene’s books offer us insights to people who think radically different. I hope you enjoy it and try not to see it as “ A How to be a Villain” but a “Who else Lives in My Hive” 😊

[@lotovalejnrnanai9505]

The remorse of conflict is the impression of consciousness and happiness..but to evolve your mind further read the Bible..such inclinations of self despair is the console of happiness..the Bible gives you insight on how life is prolonged by joy and fear..it's monument of stories is affiliated with the concept of reaction of stimulus control..it strengthens your spirit and salutes your mind further than you can imagine..just a thought of preference

[@onelove8062]

That book creeps me the fuck out

[@statanhelier9685]

I had dmt, I quit smoking drinking gambling, started reading breathing living. Just read courage is calling.

[@raymondtendau2749]

Knowing is not enough we must apply.Willing is not enough we must do. ‐Bruce Lee.

[@patriciogalvan5247]

Great quote! Thanks for sharing it!

[@raymondtendau2749]

@@patriciogalvan5247 welcome bro.

[@samuelhoffmann162]

Thought that quote was from Von Goethe?

[@HamChuc]

Reading Bruce Lee's Philosophy now. The dude was wise and kicked ass, be like water my friend.

[@alo5301]

@@samuelhoffmann162 From Goethe: Erfolg wird mit 3 Buchstaben geschrieben: TUN. Sucess is written with three letters: DO (in German tun so 3 letters)

[@adityabarooah2516]

1- sapiens 2- thinking fast and slow 3- how to win friends and influence people

[@carloshugoarellanosanchez2786]

Think fast and slow is a masterpiece

[@POSITIVEMILLIONAIRE]

. I don't know who Needs to Hear This but " Greatness is often built when no one is watching ". So don't give up and keep going

[@jaydog9508]

Don't outshine your boss. YUP. I caught my boss completing fraud against the company. I went to HR and asked what to do? The next day I was brought into the office of HR with my boss, door closed and I was given the option to quit or go on a performance improvement plan that I was told would result in my termination. I was so confused, but I was told that I was putting the company in an awkward position that they did not want to deal with. They gave me $10,000 to walk away, which sounds like a lot of money, but compared to a JOB, it is nothing. Months later, my boss was promoted! People in power, have POWER! A hard lesson to learn that companies talk about ethics, but when the rubber meets the road, they don't...

[@Nothing36902]

I actually got fired for working faster than the manager for *one* day, even banned me from all other stores because my confidence threatened her

[@dobettereveryday]

@@Nothing36902 lmaooo wtf

[@SumitThakor765]

@@Nothing36902ro you’re chad🗿

[@Nothing36902]

@@dobettereveryday yea man shits crazy how people will go out of their way to fuck with you just because you indirectly made them feel insecure or weak in an area

[@jewelg9569]

Outshining is perception. I did absolutely NOTHING to outshine my boss but she pursued me ruthlessly at every turn, and I was not even full time!! I quit after years of misery and my life is mine again!

[@Its_a_Me2002]

"Reading this just makes you a better human being" - That's exactly what I want to learn!

[@FrocketGaming]

I read Meditations back in May, right before I was furloughed for 3 months and it couldn't have been at a better time. I used my entire furlough time reading and working through the emotions and difficulties I was facing. It made this year one of the best years of my life because I simply choose it.

[@mikefitzpatrick43]

Good on you bro. I have served time myself and this also helped me become a better Man

[@VaisD]

"Lettin Go" David R Hawkings "Meditations" Marcus Aurelius "Breath" James Nestor "Autobiography of a Yogi" Paramahansa Yogananda

[@alexvibe9066]

thank you because for saving me time. this guy loves to hear himself. you save me Vais.

[@MichaelNavidJampour]

love yogananda!

[@kisahnalahnpoveda9068]

I am a Native Miskito from the Rainforest and Carribean Coast of Central America , I am abroad and my Homeland has been hit by back to back devastating hurricanes, but Marcus words ring true in my head Today, how Fortunate am I to have the opportunity to aid my people during this pandemic and the storms, anyone Lesser would feel at a Loss. We each have our battles but we will read, plan and persevere.

[@therealmmason]

48 Laws of Power - Robert Greene is the modern How to Win Friends and Influence People - Dale Carnegie

[@gracefitzgerald2227]

Love it! One of my faves!

[@DrTarte]

Hell, even found good life advice out of The Art of Seduction. A bit of confidence can go a long way to getting things done

[@SyNcLife]

Don't know why everyone celebrates this book. The layout is terrible (at least in the german version) and every "chapter" is basicly telling you have to be an asshole to succeed in life. Its not stoic, not humble, not compassionate or holistic.

[@DrTarte]

@@SyNcLife Hell, I just read it by thinking how to use these thoughts against myself in order to change my habits to somthing better. But yeah, on the surface it easily comes across as 'how to fuck over everyone around you with greater efficiency'. It lays before you a set of tools, I've found good use for most of them for better purposes

[@dragoler1195]

I'm not agree at all

[@JohnMcCullough97]

My mom often echoed the familiar quote "Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely" and it has always stuck with me. I sincerely admire and appreciate people in power that resist power's intoxication. Marcus Aurelius is deserving of generous accolades.

[@KelanJ29534]

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is such a good book. It was truly life-changing for me when I read it.

[@ladybird491]

I have learned that you got to make everyone you worked with feel they are needed that they can also help you, other wise they will feel you are low key trying to out shine them.

[@Dacademeca]

3 books that changed my life.. The obstacle is the way Ego is the enemy Stillness is the key

[@hugovenegas6509]

I just bought all three this weekend

[@Dacademeca]

@@hugovenegas6509 i bought all 3 with the box a month ago its on a discount in amazon.

[@deborahmartin236]

Yup ❤️

[@ahappywolf2524]

Fleeced

[@amolinabanerjee7035]

Ryan Holiday is a true gem

[@nubbydigger6920]

"Its better to know a lot about a few things than to know very little about everything " Tom Williams

[@TheDesertkat]

Love and Will-Rollo May, Man's Search for Meaning-Frankl, Journey to Ixtlan- Castenada

[@toni_wood]

There are so many books and Authors that have affected me to my core. Here are a few: A.)I know this much is true-Wally Lamb B.)The Prince-Nicolo Machiavilli C.)The Art of War D.)Kama Sutra E.)Night F.)Oh,The Places You'll Go G.)The Giving Tree H.)Meditations I.)7 Habits of Highly Successful People J.)Nietzsche K.)Stephen King L.)Ralph Waldo Emerson M.)Robert Frost N.)Danielle Steele O.)Hundred Secret Senses-Amy Tan P.)Langston Hughes Q.)Mary Higgins Clark R.)Edgar Allan Poe S.)H.P.Lovecraft T.)W.E.B. Du Bois U.)Sister Souljah V.)Shel Silverstein W.)Mark Twain X.)William Shakespeare Y.)Oliver Wendell Holmes Z.)Henry David Thoreau 1.)Sylvia Plath 2.)Nathaniel Hawthorne 3.)Walt Whitman 4.)Maya Angelou 5.)William Wordsworth 6.)John Keats 7.)William Butler Yeats 8.)Rudyard Kipling 9.)Alfred Tennyson 10.)E.E. Cummings 11.)William Blake 12.)Oscar Wilde 13.)T.S. Eliot 14.)Allen Ginsberg 15.)Robert Louis Stevenson 16.)Lewis Carroll 17.)James Joyce 18.)Anne Sexton 19.)Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 20.)Utopia-Tomas More 21.)Lost Connections-Johann Hari

[@existentialistremnant6231]

Never expected to find the Kama Sutra in a list of inspiring books, but cool

[@montyklark1043]

@@existentialistremnant6231 lol me too xD

[@andresdreier8289]

for me, it all started after my sister-in-law spoke about a book that in conversation with a friend seemed interesting. I looked it up and found it. It was "The Obstacle is the Way" and after reading this book I was hooked! Stoicism has made understanding life much more simple and much more enjoyable. My most recent book, which was given to me for my birthday is a signed copy of "The Daily Stoic". Thank you, Ryan! A student for life, Andy

[@kumarsuraj9450]

power of now chapter 1 "you are not your mind" is all I needed. I read that 4 years ago and is still the most influential thing I ever read along with Mark Manson's writing.

[@truenorthaffirmations7049]

Reading is my pathway into my best life

[@StoicEvolution1]

Marcus Aurelius: "It’s the quality of your life that matters, not the speed with which you live."

[@frankduffy7471]

I am very glad I stayed up late, online and by chance ran into your video !

[@winnie2379]

Today I learned about the death of the man who terrified me when I started the 1st job of my professional career. He died in 2023 at the age of 76. He practiced his profession until 2022, so just 1 year of retirement. I’m not so scared of the memory of him now.

[@baccaratfitness2360]

Journey to Ixtlan - Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind - The Awakening of Intelligence

[@kamalakrsna]

Yeaaaa I'm w/yu about the teachings of Don Juan

[@redsun69]

Robert greene's books completely changed my perspective both with work and personal relationships/environment!

[@HenryHale]

Thank you Ryan. I had started reading ‘48 Laws of Power’ and was having a hard time understanding what Mr. Greene was teaching. You have cleared up my confusion, because I knew that Robert would not be teaching lessons on being, what I was taking away from it, morally deficient, but it had to be a lack of understanding on my part. You have opened my eyes to see that these laws are amoral-it’s just the way life works. I can continue reading with better understanding.

[@gracefitzgerald2227]

I’m ADD, was gullible, and was very sensitive. This book was so intimidating to read. I actually read it a few times. I’m so glad that I did because it made me put my big girl pants on and shatter all my delusions of peace, love, and happiness. The worlds a very tough place and I’m glad I had the 48 Laws to help me prepare for the many wrenches being thrown my way. Oddly enough I’m happier now.

[@badthoughts7238]

1. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance 2. Fight Club (The Movie) 3. All Jordan Peterson's Videos 4. David Goggins

[@technerdy]

dude all i can think about is how i could hangout in your library with you all day and have some great building conversations. 😊

[@Micoolaw]

Meditations has been my quake book, which I read this past spring during quarantine

[@willmpet]

How wonderful to put Meditations to work: I have been hurt by someone and avoid that person so much (I ran from him yesterday) but I should expect this! I should not expect all to be perfect or even kindly though I live in a helpful community.

[@St4Jimmy]

Books are the ultimate key to wisdom.. I just wish I'd remember those goddamn books after I've read them.

[@bautilo6600]

"I cannot remember the books I've read any more than the meals I have eaten; even so, they have made me.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson

[@crazycougar9344]

Use the read/recall and also the feynman technique when necessary

[@jamesk1996]

Hahaha I feel ya

[@juanmonge8]

You learn the most by reading. They are the dumbbells for the brains.

[@aloevera7422]

it's not really remembering that matters. it's taking action on probably less than a paragraph, every single day, that matters. like bruce lee's quote about 1 kick, 1000 times. anyway, for remembering there is a lot of resources around meta-learning, like the ebbinghaus forgetting curve, spaced repetition, and simply taking notes. most e-book platforms (like apple books) have a way to export notes. i email them to myself and review those instead of working through a book.

[@carloshugoarellanosanchez2786]

1. The laws of human nature 2. Blindness 3. Think fast and slow

[@milosgrujic003]

If I had a dollar for every time Ryan mentioned Meditations I would be *filthy* rich.

[@fredericksharon6908]

Define filthy rich, a million dollars ?

[@milosgrujic003]

@@fredericksharon6908 Perhaps

[@esh8400]

Lol Milos! The Magic Of Thinking Big is a Great Book!

[@lanaraouf3272]

I love it, that’s why I’m following him. He’s taking a clear path. Everyone try’s to cover everything but Ryan has chosen a particular path, so you either like it or you don’t. To be frank we all need to know about stoicism in the world we’re in right now .

[@Brucedeva]

If only you had read Marcus aurelius.

[@lotovalejnrnanai9505]

The mentality of construction..is to have influence on conscience of mind.. selfishness and concern is to refuse all concept of love..but to be subdued by grief..is the features of delusion..so to acquit all quotes on positivity and honour..is to reflect the inner sanction of your heart

[@vidyadharUppaluru]

Stillness is the Key Deep Work Power of Habit

[@conniegarrett178]

Power of Habit is the best book I've ever read.

[@solaimanshakil7118]

I have read both your books ‘ego is the enemy’ and ‘obstacle is the way’. I am currently absorbing the materials from ‘48 laws of power’. Now that you have mentioned meditations i must get my hands on that. Thanks

[@bushwickbill3643]

-The Power of Now, by Eckhart Tolle -The Alchemist, By Paulo Caelo -The Third Circle Theory

[@DS-cf1zc]

My Quake book beyond the Obstacle, and The 48 Laws of Power.. Wanting by Luke Burgis, and his explanation of Mimetic Theory, and Mimetic Behaviour - and in particular explaining clearly the Transcendancy Leadership Model - As a leader, if you have read Sinek, read Burgis - Sinek is genuinely revolutionary, but Burgis lifts Leadership theory to a new level.

[@imanmoradi7436]

"Lets others do all the work and take credit." Isnt that the opposite of what u said in ego is the enemy

[@alejandromontoya8012]

Thank You Ryan. Love you in an Manhood and friendly way. Today I´ve learned

[@anderslind8422]

For me the Lord of the Rings was most influential, you can learn a good thing and a weakness in every character that you can learn from.

[@killeramvs9161]

I have read "how to win friends and influence people" it changed my life. Now I can see people behaviour differently

[@hrbeta]

If I had any saying, I would introduce a Stoicism curriculum in all schools throughout the country.

[@llano1964]

Ten Books: The Bible, Man's Search for Meaning, The Dialogues of Aristotle, The Illiad, The Confessions of St. Augustine, To Kill a Mocking Bird, 100 Years of Solitude, The Old Man and the Sea, and All's Quiet on the Western Front. Everyone should read these ten, AND of course, Meditations and the Prince.

[@mgoboski]

The bible is really good for understanding the importance of animal sacrifice, learning about fake science, celebrating when god kills his own creations, and condemning gay people, among other things.

[@thatsjustmygame5148]

Yeah me personally I would say leave the Bible (or just any religious document in general) out of reccomended books to read. But again that's just my opinion

[@michaelricketson1365]

@@mgoboski Another angry atheist.

[@mgoboski]

@@michaelricketson1365 I'm "angry"? Is that the best you got? No actual counterpoint to the point I was making? Or is name calling all you have because the bible does all of those things?

[@michaelricketson1365]

@@mgoboski What the Bible says has nothing to do with you being angry. I can’t tell one atheist apart from another. Say something original?

[@bobvillanueva712]

My favourite quote: by Amil(Mrs. Humphrey Ward) Journal, December 11, 1872... "Wisdom consists in rising superior both to madness and to common sense, and in lending one's self to the universal delusion without becoming its dupe", yea?..."EVERY WISH FULFILLED" E.T.

[@lanaraouf3272]

48 laws of power, was recommended to me by a friend, but I never actually read it. Now I’m reading it because you suggested it and I like your choice of books. Totally the opposite of Marcus Aurelius’s believes and principles but I guess we need a balance in life otherwise we’ll struggle to be the best of ourselves. I’m also reading The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli.

[@maryregan6114]

Reading Epictetus was a quake book. And I loved Meditations. But for me Everyday Zen by Charlotte Joko Beck changed my life forever--beyond a quake book. (Love that concept of a quake book.) Thank you for bringing Stoicism back into popular culture, so very needed in many ways.

[@strangelitgirl]

Yes I love that book! Another quake book for me was Full Catastrophe Living by Jon Kabat-Zinn and also The Demon Haunted World by Carl Sagan. You may enjoy those.

[@antonioescobedo2802]

The 48 Laws of Power are extracted from the 300 aphorisms of the book “The Art of Worldly Wisdom” written by the Spanish, XVII century priest and philosopher, Baltasar Gracián. The first law is the 7th, aphorism, for example. However, Robert Greene, made a superb work of investigation to illustrate, with a fluid written style, the (extracted aphorisms) laws with examples of their practical application by historic personages. I consider the 50 Cent Law as good as The 48 Laws, it gives a new optic on the way we can handle our lives and their problems.

[@joelstatosky1817]

The 48 laws of power really just helped me an insane amount.

[@warrenpeece1726]

Kool! For me they were: Burr, Gore Vidal; Yankee and Cowboy War, Carl Oglesby; and Secret Agenda, Jim Hougan.

[@danyalparacha1761]

Ego is the enemy your book is wonderful mate

[@williamdiaz2645]

You can't function without an ego. Synonyms for "ego" are self-esteem, self-respect, self-worth, self- confidence and self-image. Ignorance is the enemy.

[@philosophycoaching8002]

@@williamdiaz2645 overactive ego

[@chiragdua2324]

@@williamdiaz2645 How I see things there is ego and then there is confidence. And confidence is crucial for success whereas silencing ego is essential for mastery of life and finding fulfillment. I get your point definitely. I think we things the same way but we differ in our choice of words. Wishing anyone reading this well.

[@ss9392]

Holiday is pretty ass though. In a comment he said he believes those coins he manufactures actually help people. Sounds like another stupid stunt of a religion to me. For someone who has written ego is the enemy, Holiday has a pretty big ego.

[@KenoshaKicker]

The Power of One -Bryce Courtenay 12 Rules for Life- Jordan Peterson Blood Meridian- Cormac McCarthy

[@Omar31587]

Negative visualisation has definitely changed my perception when dealing with unruly customers, however some people think of it as unhealthy and depressing.

[@vikassingh1136]

Ryan , you are amazing , I always look forward for your videos ! It’s a treasure !!

[@vanessa271]

Thanks Ryan! I appreciate this.

[@DefeatLust]

1: Power of Now 2: Way of the Superior Man 2 books that fuckin straight shattered my world.

[@kabunga5056]

Meditations of marcus Aurelius....the best book ever!!

[@sallyjom-cooper470]

Thank you for doing this video, one knows they should work on their reading but its easy to neglect and forget why

[@trannongoble7722]

• The Obstacle is the Way • 7 Habits of Highly Effective People • 33 Strategies of War

[@acajudi100]

Siddhartha -Herman Hesse; La Vida, Children of Sanchez, Oscar Lewis; Another Country, James Baldwin; Roots-Alex Hailey; Maya Angelou,Alice Walker, Toni Morrison; Invisible Man; Wayne Dyer. etc.etc.etc. So many books and so little time. Readers are leaders of all genres.

[@christinedlgRGV]

Thank you so much for all. And I just have to say that your fireplace is genius and wonderful!

[@ChrisRubeo]

Love your videos and your work. Just wanted to mention that gravity is an immutable law of nature - but WE are in control of our actions, and can therefore choose whether or not we do something "amoral."

[@smilebot484]

i love the first chapter of meditations the very best

[@Josep_Hernandez_Lujan]

I've just ordered Meditations. Can't wait to read it! The more I watch your channels to more I'm conviced to Stoics were on to something

[@notjohndoe7130]

Just finished reading how to think like a roman emperor, the lufe of marcus aurelius by chance and loved it. Always heard about stoicism but never got interested and now i saw a clip about your podcast with joe rogan and searched you to find out which translation from the meditations to read. Thanks for the suggestion

[@michaelpulley1415]

Just started reading Meditations recently for first time. Discovered Stoicism a year ago, but now I am getting a more in-depth look at it. Already a few days in, it is changing my perception on life. Definitely a must read for anyone

[@CarlosVS]

"Seduction" also by Robert Greene is one of my favorites.

[@doodsanddudes]

Also love laws of power. I have the book and reading it again. Love the keys to power and all the little stories Robert adds in.

[@k.g.m.254]

Sounds like three exceptional books. Thank you. 👍🏻

[@shubhamghadi2301]

Can anyone suggest what would be good English translations for: Seneca: Letters from a Stoic. Seneca: On shortness of Life. Epictetus: Discourses. Epictetus: The art of living.

[@holwu]

Ryan, that's an interesting choice of books. Very inspiring, thank you!

[@davidr5685]

would add "The Power of losing control" by Joe Caruso. Has stoic concepts, not explicitly but in practice, with insight into the reality that we are all alone in our mind but interact based on our perspective.

[@timothykelly8821]

Mr Holiday, I’ve just started watching and have learned so much and implemented many practices thanks to you. May I suggest for the end of the repeated intro. It’s a maddening penalty for watching the video.

[@NBzBruin89]

Ego is the enemy is my quake book. Thank you

[@Anton-th9bh]

Thank you for your great recommendations! I'm excited about meditations

[@jackiesantangelo6610]

This is the first time I've understood what was Robert Greene thinking with some of these? Have to go back to that book now

[@fantasizer8473]

These 3 books follow the heroes journey . It's like the Disney adaptation of Hercules. Find your ambition and core...learn the world around you...keep from corrupting...be thankful of the world that brought you to where you stand today.

[@jaxoxlui]

Your book have already changed my life.

[@hermesnoelthefourthway]

In search of the miraculous, P. D. Ouspensky......The most life transformative book ever written

[@boxcar25]

There are 2 books that have made a huge difference in my life: 1. "Healing The Shame That Binds You" - by John Bradshaw 2. "No More Mr. Nice Guy" - by Dr. Robert Glover (by the way, this book has absolutely nothing to do with being mean or being a jerk) The above 2 books are excellent to help for those that have emotional or psychological issues. Both books are a must read. If I had to list 2 other books that are almost good as the 2 above, it would be these: 1. "Feel The Fear and Do It Anyway" - by Dr. Susan Jeffers 2. "You Can Heal Your Life" - by Louise L. Hay

[@clarenceboddicker7708]

Interesting. I have read No more mr nice guy and Feal the fear and do it anyways. I will look into John Bradshaws book. Thanks for recommending.

[@boxcar25]

@@clarenceboddicker7708 I mentioned that the book No More Mr Nice Guy was one of the 2 books that made a huge difference in my life, and it is true. But, to be more accurate, I would have to say that it was actually his book in combination with his overall teachings through his other outlets. By "other outlets" I mean through his articles he posted at his No More Mr Nice Guy online forum, his podcasts, his videos and his weekly emails he sends out. As good as his book is, I actually learned even more from his other sources of his teachings. His book is great at getting the basics down of Nice Guy Syndrome and explaining toxic shame. It is the starting point but he continues his teachings through his other outlets to help continue ones learning journey with various aspects of life. I have been most impressed.

[@clarenceboddicker7708]

@@boxcar25 I see. I am actually a member in his forum. I havent been active for a few years. I need to log back in and do some more work onmyself. Thanks for a great reply. 💪🏻

[@notoriousmole]

The Slight Edge The War Of Art The Last Lecture

[@esh8400]

It was many for me! Heres my main ones! ~ 1} Awaken The Giant Within By Tony Robbins! 2} Unlimited Power! And The Happiness Advantage By Shawn Achor! 3} Atomic Habits By James Clear!

[@qodaeus]

Atomic Habits is definitely a gem to read and re-read.

[@alouie001]

Richest man in babylon and Rich Dad Poor Dad shook my world.

[@mboyce8853]

Love the Iron Maiden t-shirt! First and last books are great--will have to check out What Makes Sammy Run? Thanks for posting!

[@jeanalexandre1105]

If you jump out of a window it's not the jump that kill you. It's the sudden stop.

[@robynwells8249]

There have been many books that have been life changers. Starting with The Secret Garden which sparked my love of reading to Quiet, The Power of the Introvert in a World that Won’t Stop Talking. “Quiet” encouraged me to be me. It helped me appreciate that quiet thoughtful people can be influential too, and being a person of character and not one of personality is valuable quality. Lastly, all of Joseph Goldstein’s books on Buddhism and meditation.

[@commonsense5965]

'Man's Search for Meaning' / (Viktor Frankl, 1946): M-U-S-T read terrifying humbling eye-opener for anyone who considers himself/herself part of the human race.

[@samsmith9075]

Thank you

[@robeltadesse8370]

Yes!!!!!

[@carpediem1981jfa]

One of my fav books! The last part is a masterpiece, logo-therapy in a nutshell

[@charlesbrown4689]

Book was fiction.

[@kevinmitnick1301]

I cried when I read it..

[@TonyCook7]

Bought all 6 of your books. Can’t get enough. Keep them coming Ryan!

[@buckleymordecai9605]

I put Meditations in my amazon cart for purchase later. Here's some books that where 'quake' books. 'Atlas Shrugged', 'The Last American Hermit', 'Shibumi' .

[@shreyashrawat]

Thank You so much for this Ryan!!

[@samar3634]

The power of now, a new earth and power vs force

[@davidbonner6979]

Currently reading "Meditations." May I offer you or anyone reading; To Become A Human Being by Steve Wall. Wall captures the recordings and words of Native American Tadodaho Chief Leon Shenandoah. His words are profoundly equal to that of Marcus Aurelius. Simply stated, his words are a majestic and simple path to walk your journey in life as a stoic in my view. Enjoy.

[@catreeves7132]

My 3 picks are, the source field investigations by david wilcock, 12 steps for life by Jordan B. Peterson, and From rage to responsibility by Jesse Lee Peterson.

[@HamChuc]

I am absolutely with you on Jordan Peterson's book.

[@scorpionsubzero9066]

I started to read the 48 laws a few years ago and stopped because I found it immoral. Recently I was thinking about giving it another chance since I am much more mature now. Since I was binge watching your channel I endup seeing this vid and it's just the perfect timing. Will read it now. Meditations I'm already reading and the novel seems promising.

[@bettermanchannel770]

Read, read, read, every day!!!

[@blaz3ofglory570]

Why?

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@@blaz3ofglory570 why not

[@blaz3ofglory570]

BETTER MAN CHANNEL I'm not gonna just turn pages, I'm genuinely curious why you believe it's a good idea

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@@blaz3ofglory570 we can only know what we know, the more knowledge we posses the more value we have. If you're not learnj g your stagnant, replaceable, left behind, viewing the world through. outdated lens

[@KFG721]

Greene’s the 50th Law was amazing too

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My "Quake book" was a short little read: Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt.

[@IntelsCreed]

I truly needed to hear on this topic