Which book changed your perspective towards life?
Indu Thangamuthu
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Though I have lots to point at, for me, I would say,
1. Bagavat Gita
2. The Alchemist
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Mehdi Rifai@mehdi_rifai
Ooh loved The Alchemist!
Mine is Thinking Fast and Slow
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@mehdi_rifai Thinking Fast and Slow ... Haven't read it yet. In my bucket list for this year!
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Every book I read has some impact but few of them have the highest Impact. Some of them include.
1) Atlas Shrugged
2) Fooled by Randomness
3) Naval Thoughts - Not exactly a book
4) Power of the Subconscious Mind
For me it was Rich Dad Poor Dad.
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@indu_thangamuthu It's really one of the most eye opening books, I read it some 15 years ago and it is still my favorite story about life.
I started reading the alchemist when I was too young so could never finished...
For me there are a lot but one of them could be The Kite Runner
@olatz_urrutia Did you not get the urge to read "The Alchemist" again, from first, to finish?
Awareness: The Perils and Opportunities of Reality by Anthony de Mello
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
1. "Tuesdays With Morrie" - A small book, but gave a lot of perspective about life and death.
2. "The Fist of God - Fredrick Forsyth" - Taught me to stay calm and remain true to my mission, no matter how messed up the situation is.
3. " Tribe of Mentors - Tim Ferris" - Tim asks a series of questions to people highly successful in their fields, and there emerges a pattern.
Can give a few more suggestions, but these are just the top of my head.
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man's search for meaning /
I'd say probably The Lean Startup.
Really got me thinking of starting my own business and paved the way for evoke-app.com
The Alchemist too
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Tolstoy - War and Peace
How to fail at almost everything and still win big
@mycelebs_elle Nice! How many times have you read it?
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Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson, really made me learn how to not take no for an answer and anything is possible.
@zeenatelle Absolutely loved this book. Also, the amount of research Walter Isaacson has done blew my mind. Apparently Steve Jobs himself did not want the book to come out. I also highly recommend "Benjamin Franklin" by the same author.
The Happiness Trap
"The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho. This book tells the story of a shepherd boy named Santiago who embarks on a journey to fulfill his dreams. Along the way, he learns important lessons about following his heart, taking risks, and trusting the universe to guide him. The book has inspired many readers, including myself to pursue their passions and trust in life's journey.
When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi
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The Secret by Rhonda Byrne
@edworking Love the secret! Our minds/thoughts are our most powerful tools
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