Book Recommendations

Hey! Guys can anyone suggest best self help books to start reading with and ultimately cultivate the habit of reading it daily?!

As a part of many people's nye resolution like mine is to read more books, I want to read a book in 2-3 months since I am on beginner level😅 Please suggest some good books for personal improvement including - tech, finance, self help, fitness My personal favorites - 1. Atomic habits 2. Ikigai 3. Clean code 4. Tuesdays with moorie 5. Rich dad poor dad

Looking for suggestions. If you had to recommend one book to anyone that you think transformed your life in a good way which book would it be ? I will go first - it's difficult to pick single one so here we go. 1. atomic habits 2. Siddhartha

I'm a relatively new software engineer and was looking for books that could help me grow. I have read my share of finance related and self help books (like the psychology of money and atomic habits) and recently finished The hard thing about hard things. I'm looking for books on design principles or even biographies that could help me learn more about the field and good practices

Hey fellow bookworms! I think the title is self-explanatory. All genres are welcome. So let's goooooo!!! My recs: 1. The Man who became Khali 2. The odd little bird who saved a family 3. A Gift of Goddess Lakshmi (Somehow these are the ones I thought to recommend, all of them are real life stories)

Recently i have taken to a habit of reading. I want to read books on business psychology books. How are businesses made, how they adapt to change. I'm also interested in history but have not studied much of it. I recently completed Shoe dog and thoroughly enjoyed it, it had everything history philosophy and it was buisness. Do drop your suggestions

Please recommend some books. My target is to read 20 books this year.

I'm a PM with 2.5+ years of experience. I have a habit of reading product management newsletters. But now I'm planning to start with good product management books. Suggest a book that you've read and was practically useful in your work. This can help folks like me facing this issue of choosing between an ocean of books out there.

Personally, Antifragile by Nassim Nicholas Taleb and Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. The concept of Antifragility, where systems and individuals not only withstand chaos but actually benefit from it, had reshaped my perspective on risk, resilience, and adaptability. It is extremely complementary to the writings of Marcus Aurelius but differing in key ways. While both Antifragility and Stoicism encourage resilience in the face of adversity, they approach it differently. Stoicism emphasizes inner calm and acceptance of what cannot be changed, while Antifragility encourages actively seeking out challenges and volatility to grow stronger. For me, the blend of these philosophies provides a more holistic approach to navigating life's uncertainties, combining the wisdom of the ancient Stoics with a proactive stance toward embracing chaos and harnessing it for personal growth.