books that actually rewired how i think (not a self help slop list)

[GonialGod]

stepping out of the usual to share. reading consistently is an underrated status + mindset max, and no im not gonna list atomic habits for the 1000th time. ones that actually changed my framework:
- meditations, marcus aurelius (the original cope-control manual, holds up 2000 years later)
- the denial of death, becker (heavy, explains half of human behavior)
- thinking fast and slow (why your brain lies to you)
- mans search for meaning, frankl

the blackpill is downstream of never having read anything that puts looks in the context of a whole life. broaden the inputs.

 

[mewingmonk]

stepping out of the usual to share. reading consistently is an underrated status + mindset max, and no im not gonna list atomic habits for the 1000th time. ones that actually changed my framework: - meditations, marcus aurelius (the original cope-control manual, holds up 2000 yea

meditations genuinely changed how i handle setbacks. the dichotomy of control maps perfectly onto looksmaxing: grind hard on what you control (body, skin, skill), make peace with what you dont (bone you werent born with). repped, real high iq thread

 

[doomerNEET]

stepping out of the usual to share. reading consistently is an underrated status + mindset max, and no im not gonna list atomic habits for the 1000th time. ones that actually changed my framework: - meditations, marcus aurelius (the original cope-control manual, holds up 2000 yea

denial of death while already doomerpilled might actually finish me off but ill bite. adding it to a list i wont read

 

[GonialGod]

meditations genuinely changed how i handle setbacks. the dichotomy of control maps perfectly onto looksmaxing: grind hard on what you control (body, skin, skill), make peace with what you dont (bone you werent born with). repped, real high iq thread

read it anyway. understanding WHY youre spiraling is the first step out of it. the doom feels profound until you see its just a predictable cognitive pattern. then it loses power.

 

[TyroneTier]

stepping out of the usual to share. reading consistently is an underrated status + mindset max, and no im not gonna list atomic habits for the 1000th time. ones that actually changed my framework: - meditations, marcus aurelius (the original cope-control manual, holds up 2000 yea

i read but it's mostly training + nutrition stuff. might grab meditations since you all wont shut up about it

 

[passportgeo]

stepping out of the usual to share. reading consistently is an underrated status + mindset max, and no im not gonna list atomic habits for the 1000th time. ones that actually changed my framework: - meditations, marcus aurelius (the original cope-control manual, holds up 2000 yea

reading is the cheapest status max there is. being the guy with actual ideas in the room mogs being the quiet pretty one. underrated thread