by Fumitake Koga and Ichiro Kishimi
Is a book that I don’t know where to classify it. I wouldn’t want to call it a self help books, besides, I agree with Carlin, it can’t be self help if you are reading someone’s thoughts. That person is helping you.
I don’t know about you, but if you have read Consolations of Philosophy by Boethius, you want to live your life a certain way. This is the same feeling I got as I was reading this book. It starts with a shocker. And in a way, it is not for the faint hearted. It’s a call to be courageous and courage we all know is not for everyone.
These two authors present the psychology of Adler in a way that is accessible and persuasive. And every page is a challenge to live differently. To stop making excuses for being miserable.
They even have a methodology to happiness and to the question of purpose or meaning.
So I say with my friend here, read that book and if you don’t like it, come and fight me.
As I told my brother many years ago: “I would rather be hated, than corrupt”.
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this is a good way to live
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good reviews on Amazon. Have bookmarked it.
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As Jim said, I should stick to doing book recommendations only. I seem to do well on that front đ
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I wish you enjoyed sci fi. I’m always on the lookout.
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Stephen Donaldson. The Gap Series. 5 books.
Book One: The Real Story.
Brilliant series.
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I think I tried these and it didn’t catch.
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To quote someone I know.
”Nitpicking bastard.”
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those have never grabbed my attention for longer than a minute. I leave them to Mordanicus and Mike of Self aware patterns
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This is so beautiful.
Thank you ladysighs
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a failure to deal with being disliked is likely what keeps many people stuck in churches. This book looks fascinating. Looking the reviews on amazon, I saw other people also recommending a fellow called David Reynolds.
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you are right on this.
It’s a fascinating book.
I will check Reynolds out
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I’ll add this to my list to read.
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You should. It’s a good read.
You will stop blaming the lightning rod in your hand and height for your poor relationship with the girls & start to do something about it. You may even get your Nobel
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I’m unfamiliar with this work but you’ve ignited my curiosity. I’ll have to investigate further. Thanks for the introduction, O Holy one! đ Naked hugs!
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You’ll like it.
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