if you didn't read these books as a man, you didn't live

if you didn't read these books as a man, you didn't live
So how do you find gems that add value to your life? How do you know which book is the best for you? Certain books will greatly impact your life and how you see the world. Based on the history of these books-my own experience reading them and some research I did on them-these are not just books you need to read in your lifetime, but books you need to read ASAP!

[@arslonbekozodboyev]

#Nonfiction
1.Meditations
2.The Psychology of Money
3.The Power of Your Subconscious Mind
#Fiction
1.The Stranger
2.Crime and Punishment
3.All Quiet on the Western Front
4.The bluest eye

[@IdentityConfidential]

Ayyy my boy posted, been waiting for this.

[@hyperiondragon]

The Stranger was one of my favorites from high school. I need to reread it as an adult. The sad thing is that I still may relate to the nothingness and languishing perspective the main character had towards life even today as an adult as I had felt in high school. The main character simply goes with whatever flow life takes him through, even if it destructive and could lead to his own demise.

[@hyperiondragon]

Siddhartha by Herman Hesse was also a good read from high school that I need to read as an adult. It isn’t a religious text or anything. It’s simply a story that many can relate to in trying to navigate life and find joy in it with everything the material world has to offer. Things like money, women, wealth, and influence, do bring some temporary joy, but it isn’t long lasting. It wasn’t until Siddhartha learned to detach from these things he seemed to find his true higher purpose.

[@yoyo_fod]

What is the most important book/should I read first?

[@f.eds.]

Meditations

[@kingarslan3612]

How to win friends and influence people

[@arslonbekozodboyev]

Atomic Habits

[@armin9657]

I would recommend, do androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K Dick

[@K-rip-ld1su]

Why people don't see this types of viedios

[@kimo4419]

books are the biggest cope

[@deepnarayanprasad3272]

Yeah cope

[@Aurora-bv1ys]

Life is a cope for death