/lit/ - Literature

>>21646205
>>>/adv/

>>21646205
i read a bunch of nietzsche and that motivated me for a while.

>>21646205
literally andrew tate, just avoid the extreme materialism and degeneracy

Yea. Reading literature will help you develop character and build your self. This is beneficial in all aspects of life.

>>21646205
You don't need a book to tell you how to stop being a degenerate. Just do it.

>>21646205
>Has a book helped turn your life around?
No, I don't think books could even do that.

>>21646205
since you're talking bad about yourself:

"The Book of Pook" however I would take some of its content with a grain of salt. Its written by a man but imo it applies to women just the same.

Biggest takeaways for me that come to my mind were
>you are the price
>expectation you have in others you have to fulfill yourself first
>youth is a mindset, stay young in heart and be playful
>action dates are the best dates
>not taking any risks at all is the biggest risk
>a failure is is only one if you repeat it otherwise its just an experience

>>21646205
No

>>21646205
No

THIS BOOK CHANGED MY LIFE; IF I HAD NOT READ IT WHEN I DID, I DO NOT KNOW WHERE I WOULD BE; IT MADE ME THE PERSON THAT I AM TODAY; I WOULD DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK TO ANYONE WHO IS IN NEED OF HELP IN BECOMING THEIR BEST SELF, AND TO ANYONE WHO NEEDS AN INSPIRATIONAL BOOST IN QUOTIDIAN LIFE.

>>21648308
what age of people would you recommend this to? i'm looking for a gift for my niece

>>21648325


TO ANYONE; AGE IS MERELY A NUMBER; PERSONAL OPTIMALITY HAS NO AGE, NOR SKINCOLOUR, NOR LANGUAGE; IT DOES HAVE RELIGION, THOUGH; SO, YOU MUST BE A CATHOLIC —ID EST: A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH.

I WILL NOT GO INTO DETAILS, SINCE IT IS A PRIVATE MATTER, BUT I WAS IN A VERY LOW PLACE; IN THE PROVERBIAL DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL; I FOUND THIS BOOK WITH THE GUIDANCE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, AND IT TURNED MY WORLDVIEW TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY DEGREES ON THE ZEE AXIS (Z 270°); GIFT THIS OPVSCVLVM TO YOUR NIECE, AND TELL HER TO READ IT; JUST DO IT.

>>21646205
The Essays of Michael De Montaigne is a wonderful book for this.

>>21648330
>AGE IS MERELY A NUMBER

>>21648308
>IT MADE ME THE PERSON THAT I AM TODAY
Thanks i'll stay the fuck away from this book then

>>21648308
stop lying

I am sure I am gonna get shit for this, but this book kicked off my interest in accumulation of wealth. It started my journey where I went from an aimless student to a professional with promising career and a solid financial foundation

>>21649741
Brainlet

>>21646205
Plenty of books could help me turn my life around. I'll just have to muster the willpower to do it.

>>21650044
>but this book kicked off my interest in accumulation of wealth

What key points did you take away from it other than: don't spend more than what you have, have a clear goal, ensure you have rainy day funds set aside?

>>21650110
Asset vs liability: for example, many people think that their home is an asset, while it's not

Also his idea of four quadrands, the different ways in which a wagie, a professional, an entrepreneur and an investor think. It got me really interested in the business world as it showed me that there is more than meets the eye.

>>21646205
any decent book is good to read just to build the discipline of completing the task
unironically genesis 1-2+NT is fine
its never too late anon

>>21648541
^

>>21650201
What do you think about the Lolcat bible

>>21646205
Job
Psalms
Gospel of John
Revelation
Romans

>>21646205
>Asking for a 27yo friend who has achieved nothing in life and wants a do over
Is your friend a virgin?

>>21648541
^

>>21646205
Yeah, a Series of Unfortunate Events book 13 - The ENd.

>>21646205
Real and Functional Analysis by Serge Lang