[Blame]

I am curious to find and learn new non-fiction books to read guys. I am currently reading Atomic Habits. Currently on page 50, going pretty well and I have a feeling its gonna be one of the best I've seen so far. A lot of examples added as well. 4M copies sold, definitely a must read.
Basically the book is explaining how small habits affect your life.

Which book helped you and changed you the most?

[VingKon]

Blitzed by Norman Ohler. Made me realise that smoking meth will end up with catastrophic consequences

[DashPHP]

I’m not the type of person who reads books butttt, I did read Rich Dad Poor Dad which fundamentally woke me up about Money and the System embedded around us.

[MarvinMalware]

Oddly enough I just started the same book as well and I can pretty fairly say I’d recommend it as well, it’s just written in a very down to earth way that makes it way easier to comprehend and relate to.

[Blame]

Blitzed by Norman Ohler. Made me realise that smoking meth will end up with catastrophic consequences

Why would you need a book to realize that?

I’m not the type of person who reads books butttt, I did read Rich Dad Poor Dad which fundamentally woke me up about Money and the System embedded around us.

Not bad, overrated as fuck in my opinion.

Oddly enough I just started the same book as well and I can pretty fairly say I’d recommend it as well, it’s just written in a very down to earth way that makes it way easier to comprehend and relate to.

Exactly.

[DashPHP]

Not bad, overrated as fuck in my opinion.

Heavily saturated, yes.

But I wouldn't let that hinder it's value. The two comparisons in the book is an enough eye opener of what can be achieved in a lifetime.

[Pug Life]

Everything from Alan Watts, Siegmund Freud and Friedrich Nietzsche to be honest.
They changed my perspective on life and humanity by far the most.

[Spookyy]

The Bible. Jesus talked more about hell than heaven. I did not know how serious He was until I read as an adult.