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@ruben_boonz do you have any title to suggest? I just started with this topic and I love it
It's a book that had the power to transfer to me the passion of reading. It is called "Ask the dust" by John Fante, and I read it translated into my mother tongue language. Today I mostly read personal growth/business related books, but that one is the one that I will remember as the first love. Yours?
@access24 I will check it out, thank you! Very good question. I think my favorite books are from Ken Follet. But one that is called "That's bold of you" from Case Kenny is my favorite growth book.
A few books that I have read over the last couple of years which really helped me and several aspects, personal and professional development.
1. Thinking in systems - Donella Meadows
Genius concepts that are mind opening, applicable and simplified.
2. Psycho-Cybernetics - Maxwell Maltz
Completely changes your way of thinking, this book is really a gift, to you all who haven't read it.
It must be Harry Potter. The magical world is where I can fully immerse myself in and let all other things go out of my mind.
For fiction it's probably gonna be "The Cloclwork Orange". For non-fiction probably "Masters of Doom" about the game development company id Software.
Lord of the Rings. I’m listening to the audiobook with speed at 0.85x and for whatever reason it feels like a brand-new tale. So many details to notice when you hear it a little slowed down
That's a tough one! There are so many great books out there, it's hard to choose just one favorite. What about you – any recommendations for a good read?
Cormac McCarthy’s The Crossing
If you like the desert 🏜️ and adventures I recommend it — but read in English for the authentic experience
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