Everything interesting I learned in my philosophy books this year 馃寑
A video on YouTube. In Lifestyle, a Krater category.
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The creator reviews several philosophy and psychology books, including Existential Counselling & Psychotherapy in Practice, Sophie's World, The Burnout Society, Attached, and Four Thousand Weeks, and shares how they influenced his perspective on life and relationships.
From the video
Answers: What are some good philosophy and psychology books to read for personal growth?
- existential counselling and psychotherapy
- philosophical fiction
- the burnout society
- attachment styles in relationships
- time management and productivity
What it concludes
- Existential counselling helps people question society's rules and decide for themselves how to live.
- The book Attached explains that society is divided into secure, anxious, and avoidant attachment styles in relationships.
- Four Thousand Weeks suggests that the modern obsession with productivity is a relatively recent phenomenon tied to digital work.
- The State of Affairs finds that people who have affairs often regret hurting their partner but not the feeling of feeling alive again.
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