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111 ** Written by Luo Guanzhongcompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Make reading a habit, and good luck will come quietly with wisdom.
112 Seven Kills Monument Zhu Zhenmucompleted —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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Make reading a habit, and good luck will come quietly along with wisdom.
112 Complete Book of Chinese Surnames Hongyan Chief Editorcompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
113 Brainwashing************ completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
114 A Complete Book on Chinese Knots, Origami and Beads Chen Jiacompleted 518Reads9.0Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
115 1000 Questions About Zhou Gong's Interpretation of Dreams Chun Zhilin, Edited by Yu Xiaodaocompleted 3.2kReads9.4Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
115 The Legend of Immortality Yiyunshicompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Make reading a habit, and good luck will come quietly with wisdom.
116 Later Journey to the West Smallpox Talentcompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Make reading a habit, and good luck will come quietly with wisdom.
117 Fortune Telling Without Asking for Help (Collection of Ancient Culture) Zhang Bocompleted 1.2kReads9.1Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
118 Story Creativity Guide: Screenplay and Novel Creation Methods Tangtang Xiaojuncompleted 8.4kReads9.6Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
119 Ten Thousand Ways to Whiten Your Skin Skin Dr. Mo Xiumeicompleted 1.8kReads8.8Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
119 Luo Ji's Thoughts (Five Volumes) Written by Luo Zhenyucompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Take a look, your cognition will be improved after reading it, your writing will be interesting, you will have a lot to talk about, and others will think you are very meaningful.
120 Learning Traditional Chinese Medicine from Zero Basics (Second Edition) Ma Kexuncompleted 1.5kReads9.5Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
121 Face-To-Face Consultation, Manual Diagnosis and Quick Self-Treatment Compiled by Zhou Nianyucompleted 790Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
122 The Simpler Feng Shui Is, the More Practical It Is Li Qincompleted 22.5kReads9.5Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
122 Guiguzi's Modern Lessons: Contemporary Social Survival Rules Guiguzicompleted —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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Watching it really helps me mentally👍
123 The Four Lessons from Liaofan: Concise Vernacular Version Yuan Liaofan, Bai Zecompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Watching it really helps me mentally👍
124 Hand Diagnosis Code Diagram Yuan Qunhua Chief Editorcompleted 16.3kReads9.5Score—Shelves
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Hand diagnosis, hexagrams, Feng Shui, facial diagnosis, Chinese medicine, whitening, practical tips, creative guides, fortune telling, Chinese herbal medicine illustrations, dream interpretation, Chinese knots, origami, beads, stovepipe, brainwashing, complete collection of surnames, paintings, everything you need (more content, all on the bookshelf) [laughing][laughing]
124 Enlightenment Record Liu Yimingcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Raising awareness is great!
125 Cognitive Awakening: the Driving Force Behind Self-Change By Zhou Lingcompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
126 Cognitive Awakening [English] Written by Paul Sloan; Translated by Zhuang Qianhua and Dai Qianqiancompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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"Cognitive Awakening" is the underlying logic manual for ordinary people to counterattack! There's no chicken soup, it's all dry stuff—how to get rid of internal friction, how to build concentration, and how to use "compound interest thinking" to accumulate growth. After reading it, I realized that the previous inefficient efforts were all because I didn't find the right method!
127 Dream Interpretation Anonymous (Anchor: Yijie)completed —Reads7.5Score—Shelves
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, A must-read for beginners in divination and fortune telling, this series will help you learn gossip by yourself😎
128 Physiological Explanations: Complete Collection of Divine Physiognomy Written by Chen Tuan; Revised by Yuan Zhongchecompleted 1.2kReads8.8Score—Shelves
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One luck, two fate and three feng shui! Learn to use it for a lifetime!
129 Yu Zhao Shenying Zhen Jing [Eastern Jin Dynasty] Guo Pucompleted 611Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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One luck, two fate and three feng shui! Learn to use it for a lifetime!
130 Golden Policy Liu Jicompleted 347Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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One luck, two fate and three feng shui! Learn to use it for a lifetime!
131 Three Essentials of Yangzhai in Vernacular Written by Zhao Jiufengcompleted 4.4kReads9.4Score—Shelves
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One luck, two fate and three feng shui! Learn to use it for a lifetime!
132 Mai Look Taoist in Sackclothcompleted 550Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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One luck, two fate and three feng shui! Learn to use it for a lifetime!
133 Medical Insights Cheng Guopengcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Learn more, it will definitely be useful [note]
133 You Don't Have to Work Too Hard in Life Written by Eckhart Tolle; Translated by Li Micompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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"Cognitive Dividend" mainly discusses how to achieve personal growth and success by improving one's cognitive abilities. The book involves knowledge in psychology, cognitive science, behavioral economics and other fields, aiming to help readers understand the working principles of human cognition and use this knowledge to improve decision-making, efficiency and quality of life. "You Don't Have to Try Too Hard in Life" Embrace inner peace and achieve your true self
134 Live the Meaning of Life (Austria) Alfred Adlercompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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This is a set of books that I have read all. It is interesting and increases knowledge at the same time, which meets your needs. The first and second books are two translations of the same book, which are available for selection. The third and fourth books are interesting while increasing knowledge. The fifth book is simple and easy to understand. The sixth book is interesting without losing depth. The seventh book has both writing style and depth of thought, which is worth reading. The eighth and ninth books are one with the original text and translation, and one is the interpretation of Professor Zeng Shiqiang. A few randomly selected books due to limited space.
135 Beyond Inferiority (Adlerian Psychology Classic) (Austria) Alfred Adlercompleted —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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This is a set of books that I have read all. It is interesting and increases knowledge at the same time, which meets your needs. The first and second books are two translations of the same book, which are available for selection. The third and fourth books are interesting while increasing knowledge. The fifth book is simple and easy to understand. The sixth book is interesting without losing depth. The seventh book has both writing style and depth of thought, which is worth reading. The eighth and ninth books are one with the original text and translation, and one is the interpretation of Professor Zeng Shiqiang. A few randomly selected books due to limited space.
136 Flatland Written by Edwin A. Abbott; Translated by Lu Dongxucompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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This is a set of books that I have read all. It is interesting and increases knowledge at the same time, which meets your needs. The first and second books are two translations of the same book, which are available for selection. The third and fourth books are interesting while increasing knowledge. The fifth book is simple and easy to understand. The sixth book is interesting without losing depth. The seventh book has both writing style and depth of thought, which is worth reading. The eighth and ninth books are one with the original text and translation, and one is the interpretation of Professor Zeng Shiqiang. A few randomly selected books due to limited space.
137 I Am You: 7 Practices to Enter the Hearts of Others Written by Pierre Pellissier; Translated by Zhang Baihui and Gong Manticompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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This is a set of books that I have read all. It is interesting and increases knowledge at the same time, which meets your needs. The first and second books are two translations of the same book, which are available for selection. The third and fourth books are interesting while increasing knowledge. The fifth book is simple and easy to understand. The sixth book is interesting without losing depth. The seventh book has both writing style and depth of thought, which is worth reading. The eighth and ninth books are one with the original text and translation, and one is the interpretation of Professor Zeng Shiqiang. A few randomly selected books due to limited space.
138 Basic Law of Human Stupidity (Italian) Written by Carlo Cipolla; Foreword by Nassim Nicholas Taleb; Translated by Xin Meilicompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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This is a set of books that I have read all. It is interesting and increases knowledge at the same time, which meets your needs. The first and second books are two translations of the same book, which are available for selection. The third and fourth books are interesting while increasing knowledge. The fifth book is simple and easy to understand. The sixth book is interesting without losing depth. The seventh book has both writing style and depth of thought, which is worth reading. The eighth and ninth books are one with the original text and translation, and one is the interpretation of Professor Zeng Shiqiang. A few randomly selected books due to limited space.
139 Siddharth (Gomai Classic) (Germany) Written by Hermann Hesse, Translated by Jiang Yicompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
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This is a set of books that I have read all. It is interesting and increases knowledge at the same time, which meets your needs. The first and second books are two translations of the same book, which are available for selection. The third and fourth books are interesting while increasing knowledge. The fifth book is simple and easy to understand. The sixth book is interesting without losing depth. The seventh book has both writing style and depth of thought, which is worth reading. The eighth and ninth books are one with the original text and translation, and one is the interpretation of Professor Zeng Shiqiang. A few randomly selected books due to limited space.
140 Tao Te Ching: a Complete Translation of the Silk Version (Spring and Autumn Period) Written by Laozi; Annotated by Qin Fuguancompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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This is a set of books that I have read all. It is interesting and increases knowledge at the same time, which meets your needs. The first and second books are two translations of the same book, which are available for selection. The third and fourth books are interesting while increasing knowledge. The fifth book is simple and easy to understand. The sixth book is interesting without losing depth. The seventh book has both writing style and depth of thought, which is worth reading. The eighth and ninth books are one with the original text and translation, and one is the interpretation of Professor Zeng Shiqiang. A few randomly selected books due to limited space.
141 He Who Follows the Way Wins: Zeng Shiqiang Talks About Tao Te Ching Zeng Shiqiangcompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
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This is a set of books that I have read all. It is interesting and increases knowledge at the same time, which meets your needs. The first and second books are two translations of the same book, which are available for selection. The third and fourth books are interesting while increasing knowledge. The fifth book is simple and easy to understand. The sixth book is interesting without losing depth. The seventh book has both writing style and depth of thought, which is worth reading. The eighth and ninth books are one with the original text and translation, and one is the interpretation of Professor Zeng Shiqiang. A few randomly selected books due to limited space.
142 Think**** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Learn to know yourself and improve your horizons
143 Cognitive Psychology [Germany] Written by Wilhelm Wundt; Translated by Wang Yancompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Learn to know yourself and improve your horizons
144 Learn to Ask Questions (11Th Edition of the Original Book) (U. S.) Neil Browne; (U. S.) Stuart Keeleycompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Learn to know yourself and improve your horizons
145 The Art of Thinking Ye Zhoucompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Learn to know yourself and improve your horizons
146 The Measure of Being a Person and the Measure of Doing Things Makiharacompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Learn to know yourself and improve your horizons
147 Devil's Chatting Technique Ruan Qicompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Learn to know yourself and improve your horizons
148 Started in the Countryside BauerUrban678k Wordsongoing 11.3kReads7.9Score1.5kShelves
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Naturally, there are no less than these two books. After reading them, you will at least have a different understanding of life or life.
149 The 16 Most Amazing Wealth Lessons from Jews Achievements Editorcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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An honest recommendation, a book without any nonsense.
150 Get Out of ******* completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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The following books can help us improve our understanding of ourselves and the world, enhance our overall cognition, and help us live a more self-sufficient and happy life: 1. "Cognitive Awakening: Unlocking the driving force for self-change" by Zhou Ling The content in the book tells readers how to achieve self-change and growth by improving cognitive abilities. By analyzing the rules of thinking such as brain structure, subconsciousness, and metacognition, as well as the rules of deep learning, association, feedback, etc., The book guides readers to gain an in-depth understanding of their inner world and behavioral motivations, thereby improving self-control, concentration, and learning ability. 2. "Out of the Black Box of Self-Recognition" by psychological counselor Zhou Xiaokuan. This book aims to help readers integrate inner conflicts and complete the psychotherapy process of self-understanding, tolerance for self, and self-change. By combining professional knowledge and real cases, the book explores topics such as family, love and hate, and the truth, helping readers to open up cognitive barriers and clearly reveal the mysteries of the soul, the intergenerational trauma of the original family, and the inner subconscious. Through the content of the book, the author guides readers on how to face up to past experiences and psychological trauma, understand and digest emotions, and stop losses in relationships in time, so as to get out of the dark and painful stages of life. 3. "Cognitive Break: Break Cognitive Limitations and Drive Lifelong Growth" Liu Ying This book explains from seven aspects how to break the inertia of thinking, re-establish cognitive models, and achieve cognitive leaps. 4. "Discovering Flow" by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi This book systematically explains the theoretical knowledge of flow and teaches how to enter a flow state and improve happiness and efficiency. 5. "Deliberate Practice" by Anders Erikson and Robert Poole provides scientific and effective deliberate practice methods and techniques to help readers improve their skills and performance. 6. "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman This book is a classic work on psychology and behavioral economics written by Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel Prize winner in economics. This book explores in detail two modes of human thinking: the fast, intuitive "System 1" and the slow, rational "System 2." Through rich empirical research and case analysis, Kahneman reveals the cognitive biases and psychological traps of human beings in the decision-making process, and how to improve the quality of decision-making by understanding these biases.
151 Cognitive Breakthrough: Break Cognitive Limitations and Drive Lifelong Growth Liu Ying95k Wordscompleted 311Reads9.4Score166Shelves
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The following books can help us improve our understanding of ourselves and the world, enhance our overall cognition, and help us live a more self-sufficient and happy life: 1. "Cognitive Awakening: Unlocking the driving force for self-change" by Zhou Ling The content in the book tells readers how to achieve self-change and growth by improving cognitive abilities. By analyzing the rules of thinking such as brain structure, subconsciousness, and metacognition, as well as the rules of deep learning, association, feedback, etc., The book guides readers to gain an in-depth understanding of their inner world and behavioral motivations, thereby improving self-control, concentration, and learning ability. 2. "Out of the Black Box of Self-Recognition" by psychological counselor Zhou Xiaokuan. This book aims to help readers integrate inner conflicts and complete the psychotherapy process of self-understanding, tolerance for self, and self-change. By combining professional knowledge and real cases, the book explores topics such as family, love and hate, and the truth, helping readers to open up cognitive barriers and clearly reveal the mysteries of the soul, the intergenerational trauma of the original family, and the inner subconscious. Through the content of the book, the author guides readers on how to face up to past experiences and psychological trauma, understand and digest emotions, and stop losses in relationships in time, so as to get out of the dark and painful stages of life. 3. "Cognitive Break: Break Cognitive Limitations and Drive Lifelong Growth" Liu Ying This book explains from seven aspects how to break the inertia of thinking, re-establish cognitive models, and achieve cognitive leaps. 4. "Discovering Flow" by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi This book systematically explains the theoretical knowledge of flow and teaches how to enter a flow state and improve happiness and efficiency. 5. "Deliberate Practice" by Anders Erikson and Robert Poole provides scientific and effective deliberate practice methods and techniques to help readers improve their skills and performance. 6. "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman This book is a classic work on psychology and behavioral economics written by Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel Prize winner in economics. This book explores in detail two modes of human thinking: the fast, intuitive "System 1" and the slow, rational "System 2." Through rich empirical research and case analysis, Kahneman reveals the cognitive biases and psychological traps of human beings in the decision-making process, and how to improve the quality of decision-making by understanding these biases.
152 Discover************* completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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The following books can help us improve our understanding of ourselves and the world, enhance our overall cognition, and help us live a more self-sufficient and happy life: 1. "Cognitive Awakening: Unlocking the driving force for self-change" by Zhou Ling The content in the book tells readers how to achieve self-change and growth by improving cognitive abilities. By analyzing the rules of thinking such as brain structure, subconsciousness, and metacognition, as well as the rules of deep learning, association, feedback, etc., The book guides readers to gain an in-depth understanding of their inner world and behavioral motivations, thereby improving self-control, concentration, and learning ability. 2. "Out of the Black Box of Self-Recognition" by psychological counselor Zhou Xiaokuan. This book aims to help readers integrate inner conflicts and complete the psychotherapy process of self-understanding, tolerance for self, and self-change. By combining professional knowledge and real cases, the book explores topics such as family, love and hate, and the truth, helping readers to open up cognitive barriers and clearly reveal the mysteries of the soul, the intergenerational trauma of the original family, and the inner subconscious. Through the content of the book, the author guides readers on how to face up to past experiences and psychological trauma, understand and digest emotions, and stop losses in relationships in time, so as to get out of the dark and painful stages of life. 3. "Cognitive Break: Break Cognitive Limitations and Drive Lifelong Growth" Liu Ying This book explains from seven aspects how to break the inertia of thinking, re-establish cognitive models, and achieve cognitive leaps. 4. "Discovering Flow" by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi This book systematically explains the theoretical knowledge of flow and teaches how to enter a flow state and improve happiness and efficiency. 5. "Deliberate Practice" by Anders Erikson and Robert Poole provides scientific and effective deliberate practice methods and techniques to help readers improve their skills and performance. 6. "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman This book is a classic work on psychology and behavioral economics written by Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel Prize winner in economics. This book explores in detail two modes of human thinking: the fast, intuitive "System 1" and the slow, rational "System 2." Through rich empirical research and case analysis, Kahneman reveals the cognitive biases and psychological traps of human beings in the decision-making process, and how to improve the quality of decision-making by understanding these biases.
153 Deliberate Practice: How to Go from Novice to Master (U. S.) Anders Ericsson; (U. S.) Robert Poolcompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The following books can help us improve our understanding of ourselves and the world, enhance our overall cognition, and help us live a more self-sufficient and happy life: 1. "Cognitive Awakening: Unlocking the driving force for self-change" by Zhou Ling The content in the book tells readers how to achieve self-change and growth by improving cognitive abilities. By analyzing the rules of thinking such as brain structure, subconsciousness, and metacognition, as well as the rules of deep learning, association, feedback, etc., The book guides readers to gain an in-depth understanding of their inner world and behavioral motivations, thereby improving self-control, concentration, and learning ability. 2. "Out of the Black Box of Self-Recognition" by psychological counselor Zhou Xiaokuan. This book aims to help readers integrate inner conflicts and complete the psychotherapy process of self-understanding, tolerance for self, and self-change. By combining professional knowledge and real cases, the book explores topics such as family, love and hate, and the truth, helping readers to open up cognitive barriers and clearly reveal the mysteries of the soul, the intergenerational trauma of the original family, and the inner subconscious. Through the content of the book, the author guides readers on how to face up to past experiences and psychological trauma, understand and digest emotions, and stop losses in relationships in time, so as to get out of the dark and painful stages of life. 3. "Cognitive Break: Break Cognitive Limitations and Drive Lifelong Growth" Liu Ying This book explains from seven aspects how to break the inertia of thinking, re-establish cognitive models, and achieve cognitive leaps. 4. "Discovering Flow" by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi This book systematically explains the theoretical knowledge of flow and teaches how to enter a flow state and improve happiness and efficiency. 5. "Deliberate Practice" by Anders Erikson and Robert Poole provides scientific and effective deliberate practice methods and techniques to help readers improve their skills and performance. 6. "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman This book is a classic work on psychology and behavioral economics written by Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel Prize winner in economics. This book explores in detail two modes of human thinking: the fast, intuitive "System 1" and the slow, rational "System 2." Through rich empirical research and case analysis, Kahneman reveals the cognitive biases and psychological traps of human beings in the decision-making process, and how to improve the quality of decision-making by understanding these biases.
154 Luo Zhijing (Tang) Lai Junchencompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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A classic book on guarding against villains