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5 Books That Changed My Life
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thanks friend! you make great videos
You are brave enough to pick Peterson's book and the bible. You have my respect.
May I suggest atomic habits by James clear
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This is one of the most underrated channels ever. The content is top quality!
It will definitely grow much..
I just discovered it and binging all the content.
not underrated at all, he has almost 140k subscribers for a year-old channel , give him a few more years.
@@AbhishekKumar-nd5fq me too..... ahahah.... I do like interesting video
Non-reader: "I hate reading"
Also non-reader: reads a lot of heated long-form heated arguments on social media, which amounts to a full novel in a week
For those who are not readers, If you can only read only one book in your life, I will recommend "The Book of Joy".
Nice list and the tips at the end are great.
To add to the conversation, highly recommend:
1 - Why We Sleep, Matthew Walker. Probably the most life changing book for someone who consistently did not get enough hours in. This book single handedly made me value sleep (for 8 hours) for the first time in my life and I could not be more thankful.
2 - Atomic Habits, James Clear
3 - Invested, Danielle Town and Phil Town
4 - Thinking Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman
Your chanel is amazing. I consume mostly big chanel content, but considering how small your chanel is, the quality and content you produce are extraordinary. In fact, much better than a lot of big chanels I follow. Well done for the hard work.
I always enjoy videos of people sharing books that they’ve found inspiring. There’s two I’d like to add. The first is Getting Things Done by David Allen. It provides a framework for organising every your life and ensuring nothing falls through the cracks. The Second is Atomic Habits by James Clear it’s about how small changes make a big difference and is, probably, similar to the Power of Habits, which I haven’t read.
I thought it was interesting that you said that you don’t particularly enjoy being in the office with the coffee break conversations but that How to win friends, etc is a life changing book. Isn’t one of the ways to win friends is by being part of the coffee break conversations?
Hey Christopher! 👋🏼 You're completely right. Although, I'm more for getting things done. I'm also very careful about who I surround myself with as the influence can work both ways...
Another wonderful video, your channel really is a diamond in the rough.
First What I've learnd is english coz he speaks clearly, easy to listen and understand
And the second one I've learnd about his perspective minimalism
I agree with you. He is very clear.
I thought of minimalising my RUclips and unsubscribed all "productivity gurus" and only kept your channel coz you are the only "minimilastic and productivity guru".Thank u for changing my life
In my opinion, the goal of being free to live however you please without being constricted to any obligations, is the wrong goal to aspire to, and achieving it will not result in increased happiness. I have a bunch of friends who have achieved this and many of them suffer from a sense of aimlessness.
Personally, I strive to have enough financial freedom to afford _some_ time to explore my options to find the obligation that is best aligned with the type of work I enjoy, but not to have so much financial freedom where I can afford to do absolutely nothing for months on end.
Humans don’t always know exactly what they want, and if they have 100% of their needs met without doing any work, there is a real risk that people will just do nothing, which leads to a feeling of emptiness.
This is an interesting comment, but I'd argue that people who have the capacity to retire early on their own merit are not the type of people who would do nothing aimlessly for months on end. This is an actual legitimate problem for retirees however who after a full life of work are jettisoned to being at home never having fully mentally prepared on what the next stage of their life was going to be. So they get to bother their significant other on how best to stack the dish washer instead of doing something productive.
I agree, but it has to do with personality as well. Feeling like chatting with your colleagues is a waste of time is also typically a personality trait whereas other people thrive from it.
So quality contents, not many uploads, thats why every single video from your channel is so precious. Im taking a note of the booklist! Thanks!
I always recommend The Book of Joy. It's a series of conversations between the Dalai Lama and archbishop Desmond Tutu on how to become joyful.
That starting quote ,so so powerful and eye opening
Wow, man. I'm old-time subscriber to Matt's channel and couldn't find any similar channel with more or less quality content. Then I happened to see one of your videos and honestly, I loveeeeee the content. Subbed to your channel. Keep going. Love from India.
I think this is one of the best RUclips channels I've come across. You've managed to entertain and educate me at the same time. I hope a lot more people get to see this. Keep up the quality content, it's really inspiring!
your content is straight to the point, I like it. It's clean, simple and viewer friendly
What a great channel. You’re so easy to listen to.
Yet another amazing video Daniel! Very insightful.
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Read/Loved/Summarized:
How to Win Friends and Influence People
Rich Dad Poor Dad
The Power of Habit
Will Read:
Early Retirement Extreme
The 4 Hour Work Week
I recommend Thinking fast and slow by Daniel Kahneman
You're now my favorite RUclipsr sir. Thank you for the recommendation.
Thank you for this beautiful video. I like when you say, if the book doesnt resonate with you, let it go. Your channel is soooooo goooood, makes me happy I finally found so many interesting content.
My books on growing money, living frugally, efficiently and on retirement 1. The Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham. 2. The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. 3. Moneyball by Michael Lewis. 4. Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman. 5. Snowball by Alice Shroeder.
One of my favourite videos is when people share books that have impacted their life. Loved the video and will definitely be on the lookout for more great content from you, shout out from a fellow Londoner ^^
Cheers for the list! Looking forward to checking out some of those titles. "The Power of Habit" especially! A book I recently found and enjoyed that may be up your ally is "Getting Away: 75 Everyday Practices for Finding Balance in Our Always-On World" by Jon Staff. The title says it all :).
RUclips recommended your channel. I must say, this was the best recommendation in a while. I loved this video and the video on upgrading your tech, something I have always struggled with. I'm glad to hear your perspective. I am looking forward to applying it.
Found you channel recently and been enjoying each video. I might even read some of these books
Its crazy how this channel has quickly become one of my favorites
So glad that I happened upon your channel. Always lit 🔥 AF.
The info, music, voice, presentation: all top notch! Just a relaxing but informative video/channel.
Keep up the good work Daniel! You are halfway through 100k subs.
I just came across your channel today, and I kept watching one video after another. Really amazing contents... simple and powerful! And it is just relaxing listening to you speak. I am an interior architect and I can relate a lot to your contents. Subscribed~!
Your videos are great. Keep up the good work!
Your cinematography and your minimalism lifestyle is what i strive to be, quality content!
Excellent list! For personal finance and investing, I’d add Simple Path to Wealth. Love your videos.
The Early Retirement Extreme I still have't read but the rest are great. One book you might like is Atomic Habits. Another great video.
i have read atomic habits do you think i should read the power of habit or they are somewhat the same ?
@@zuhairyassin505 Oh, procrastination: not a good habit.
I'm an architect in the US and I have read most of the books in your list. Very good list and thanks for sharing.
I love Goodbye, Things by Fumio Sasaki. You may want to check it out.
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Thank you for the skillshare code! It’s much appreciated.
I've read all of those. I would add Your Money or Your Life - Joe Dominguez. It was about FIRE before FIRE was a thing.
Awesome video! I’m definitely going to check out those books, you motivated me to read again :) your perspective on lifestyle design and minimalism is so refreshing! Keep up the awesome videos❤️
Loved this video and love your channel!
Hi! Thank you for the list! Where can I see the other list you mentioned about more books you recommend?
In the description!
Great content sir
thanks for giving the opportunity for the premium skillshare. I really want to see your content there.
Love the video Daniel. Will check out the recommendations.
Early retirement extreme is a new one! Gonna pick that up :) thanks
Love this channel. Love the content.
love all the book recs happening in the comments section!! fantastic content as always! :)
Thank you, Daniel. Though not in the list you just mention in the video, I've started reading "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" and I am really liking it. I knew the benefits of reading but I was not ready mentally, it was tiresome and I need to put a lot of efforts in getting started with reading.
I'm about to buy 3 of them. Cool video.
Just found this channel, you've got a new Sub man. Insightful vid!!
It's so inspiring to see someone who can happily say that videogames are a part of their life, while still being productive, consistent and a high functioning individual !
If you haven't read atomic habits by James clear I find it soooo much better than the power of habit. it streamlines the context from that book, and adapts the concepts for implementing habit change.
Love the book recommendations! How do you find time to read them?
Audiobooks! That was the solution for me at least (30 min before bed, in the car, etc). I use Scribd for this just cause it’s cheaper than Audible.
Paul Boldyrev awesome! Am going to try that out! 👍🏻👍🏻
man you only have 22 videos you are so underrated please give us more content
The overall statement about the house property can be very well true from a dry math perspective, but there are other factors to contemplate, for example your landlord might want to sell the house because they need to move on. That could be fine, but now consider you have a child and you lose your job. This is what I’m probably going through now.
Like you pay extra on some products because the commodity their provide, like ease of use, the peace of mind of owning could be worth the extra money.
Also, at the end of the day, all rich people are property owners, and not for practical reasons.
As always great content! Would highly appreciate if you could explain why you choose to use a kindle over physical books.
I'm currently reading "Mind Over Money" by Brad Klontz and Ted Klontz. This is really helping me out to shape a better financial in my mid-20s.
Your videos are really helpful
It is a paradox that "the people makes you interested" and "human really don't care about others except the most important person in his or her life".
Thanks for sharing! While I always really enjoy to read and learn new things, I am often very disappointed by the things that I actually remember from a book. It seems that I learn much faster, and memorise better from a video on YT or SkillShare than a book. And I've tried from actual books, reading-apps or even audiobook... maybe I should try the Kindle. 😅
I think these books and life skills are important to make the right decision for you. I also listen to audio books but you can get them from a public library for free.
I’ve been reading Atomic Habits by James Clear it’s a really good book.
I’m reading that now, too! Love it
Oh it‘s great i finished it last week
I recommend you read Educated by Tara Westover, it is a life changer!
I accidentally bought the book twice but I'm not mad😌
YUPPP is there anything not beneficial coming out of this channel? Thank u danny!
There is no frigate like a book
To take us lands away.
Nor any coursers like a page
Of prancing poetry -
This traverse may the poorest take
Without oppress of toil
How frugal is the chariot
That bears a human soul
-Emily Dickinson
This is perfect for me as I just got my first kindle! Just like you, never really did any reading growing up :P
great video bro
With that pretty face and the gospel you preach .....bring it on and thank you for sharing...❤️🥰
Great reviews!
You should read audio books, your voice is so soothing
@matt is that you?
Love this
The power of Now is also a great great great read! It's Oprah's fav book ever, if that means anything. It has changed my entire perspective on my life and mind.
I'm in the midst of reading Thinking Fast and Slow by Danial Kahneman. 10/10 recommend
Please do a video of the other books on your list.
thanks again
That coffee just reminded me of Matt D'avella
Off topic, but where is that fruit bowl from?
IKEA...
Do you like ebooks or paperback?
What's better?
Ebooks on a kindle paperwhite 100%. Paperback - although a nicer experience is way less convenient and more expensive imho. I feel like I also started to read way more as soon as I got a Kindle (delivery takes 2 seconds!).
I got tricked into thinking that Audible was the sponsor 😂
Awesome video, loving your content!
I would add 12 Rules for Life by Jordan Peterson. This book change my life. Highly recommended. Cheers.
great video
You should do a fictions list!
Thank you! I got my Skillshare free for 2 months. Let’s see how it works for me. Btw, I like your channel.
Your videos are top notch :) I watch a lot of RUclipsrs :D
Not to go against you, but video games have helped me through tough times and depression.
Kindle link?
Read Ekhart Tolle books ... “The Power of Now”
love it
The Richest Man in Babylon
Book by George Samuel Clason
another life changing book
Who's here before this channel reaches 1M Subscribers?
I tell you one thing: You shouldn't aim for being super effective, you should be effective enough... Because by being super effective you will inevitably cut all sorts of pleasantries and small ordinary moments from your life and end up like a robot (even if you have more assets thank to that you will probably have less happiness). Of course effective enough means different things for different people - but that's exactly the balance you should be looking for. One example: You mentioned talking to colleges during the coffee break - well, for some people, this is annoying and they just want to finish work early and go home, but other people enjoy it, they feel comfortable at work thanks to it and therefore, don't mind being there 9 - 17.
Drop Kiyosaki. I wasted a decade on that. Pick up Dave Ramsey’s “Total Money Makeover”.The audiobook is best. Do the baby steps outlined in that book. You will own your home and have saved fr a pension. Be financially free.
I think your lip sync is slightly out on your videos.
The 5 books that changed your life happened to be the 5 books that changed every RUclipsr's life apparently.
The 4 hr work week is an outdated and over rated book. Basically you outsource every aspect of your life so your free to do nothing.