/lit/ - Literature

>>14315018
He went to the Sheriff's sale and threw some old lady out of the home she'd lived in for fifty years. Thank God for property taxes.

I'm looking for books that will motivate you to carry on. And I want to emphasise carry on because I've read many books that have motivated me enough to want to change my life and stuff but none that really prepared me for the times when you just wake up and feel out of it. When you work but are surrounded by so many distractions, both internal and external, that you just can't focus and carry on. I've read Sun and Steel but applied it to my academic studies instead of fitness, I'm currently reading a book some anon recommended here called deep work I think and I'm beginning to enjoy literature. But most /lit/ seems to only deal with the beginning phase but not the after stage. Anything on this? Also, I'm not reading the alchemist. Too many nomies and celebrities have read it and now I just feel like it's too mainstream for me.

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>>10680848
If we were on /pol/ I would call you a classcuck.

But seriously, so many are rich because of inheritance, something they literally had nothing to do with. Sheer chance.

Poor fucks in China make your phones and TV, not the rich.

>>9735754
>Surpluses are better than starvation.

why not both?