The first is a crash course in stoicism, which I’d describe as a model for thinking that’s nearly opposite to the way the average frustrated American thinks. The second is a discourse on Adlerian psychology, which I’d describe as the best way to rid your life of excuses
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I’m thoroughly butchering both descriptions - just read them. And they’re books I would recommend reading 100% of. Neither is very long.
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(Also the “more than any others” doesn’t include religious books or books that were only impactful because they were at the right time personally)
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A Guide to A Good Life is one of those books that’s been under the radar for years. Was gifted in college. Life changing.
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Just bought both!
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Placed hold for both at local library!
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I hadn't heard of the second one. Sounds great. Thanks.
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Just requested them through our digital library network. I have legitimate FOMO and it leads to me living life at a frantic pace that isn't sustainable. Definitely always lookong for ways to slow down.
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Ordered both

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Courage to be disliked is iconic.
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Mad respect for you —> I’m in for both
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