I Forced Myself to Read Books for 3 Years (The Unexpected Benefits)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2024
- What if books did more than just make you smarter? In this video, I dive into three mind-blowing ways books can rewire your brain and transform your life:
📖 1. Books as Your Ideal Peer Group
We’ve all heard that "you’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with." But what if those five were legends like Steve Jobs, Marcus Aurelius, or Leonardo da Vinci?
⏳ 2. Books as Time Travel for Your Mind
Think of reading as a time machine. When you read a book written decades ago, you’re entering a past version of the future. 📅 How did people in the 90s think the 2020s would look?
🕵️♂️ 3. Books Reveal What You Don’t Know You Don’t Know
The biggest gaps in knowledge are the things we don’t even realize we’re missing. Books introduce us to new ideas, exposing these "unknown unknowns" and sparking personal growth in ways we never imagined. 📚✨
🔥 Curious to learn more hidden ways books can reshape your mind? Dive in and discover!
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📚I'd love to hear from you-what’s one book that’s had a huge impact on your life? Drop the title below! I’m always adding new books to my list, and who knows, your recommendation might be next on my reading journey! 😉
Also, What’s one thing you’d like to see improved in the next video? Whether it's the content, editing, pacing, or something else entirely, your input will help make this channel a better space for all of us.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and recommendations! Let’s keep this conversation going👇
Your way of explaining was really good. Looking forward to see more such content ❤.
Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it. I’ve got some ideas lined up to take things to the next level, so stay tuned-can’t wait to share what’s coming next! 😊📚
Bro such a great video your channel will blow up for sure kudos to you 🗿✨
Thanks so much, that means a lot! 🙏✨ Really excited to keep growing and bringing more content your way. Appreciate you being part of this journey! 🚀📚
You tube just recommended to me your video and its really helpful keeping going my brother
Appreciate you saying that! 🙌 I’m really glad the video helped. Do share it with someone you think would enjoy this kind of content-it means a lot!
I want to read books i think books make us someone what we want to be …. But in the chaos of career…. reading book seems time wasting …i wanna change that but can u suggest a book which make the reading intresting or way to try to sit to read book
Absolutely, I get it! 📚 When life’s busy, reading can feel like a time drain. But here’s a perspective shift: say a task normally takes 100 minutes. If you invest 500 minutes learning a skill, you could eventually cut that task down to 65 minutes. It doesn’t seem like a big difference at first, but over time, it saves you thousands of minutes-worth it in the long run!
For a book you can jump into without sitting down, try Do You Talk Funny? by David Nihill. It’s engaging, practical, and will keep you on your feet while learning some powerful communication skills! Hope this helps, and enjoy the read! 😊📖
what a content👏👏👏👏 keep doing this please...It will motivate me to do so...also would you be able to tell the name or share the link of the lights with stand in the background? :)
Thank you so much! 🙌👏 Knowing this motivates you really makes it all worth it! I’ll definitely keep making more content. The lights are from SmallRig.
Superb video!
Thanks! Do share it with someone you think would enjoy this kind of content.
Nice video ! Keep it up :)
@HarneetSinghKharbanda Thanks! It means a lot 🙌. Do share with someone you think would love this video.
Suggest the best 5 books u have read brother
Here are some recent favorites (though my list changes as I read more):
The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli - Great for spotting common thinking errors.
Factfulness by Hans Rosling - Pairs perfectly with Dobelli’s book, offering a grounded perspective on global data.
Fooled by Randomness by Nassim Taleb - Explores how luck and randomness shape our lives, making us rethink success and failure.
Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker - A deep dive into the science of sleep and why it’s essential.
Currently reading Free Will by Sam Harris, and it’s already challenging my views on choice and control.
Let me know if you’ve read any of these or have recommendations too!
the thumbnail and intro are sick, you've just got to work more on your speaking and then you'll crush it! good video!
Thank you for the feedback! I’ll definitely keep working on my speaking to make upcoming videos even better. Appreciate the support and honest advice!
Keep it up!
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