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  1. Change Your Clothes, Change Your Life [US] Written by George Brescia, Translated by Hongxiacompleted Changing your life starts with changing your clothes, but changing your clothes starts with changing your heart. Change your own prejudices about clothing, change your view of beauty, change your view of yourself, increase your self-confidence, and admit that you are beautiful. This book does not ask readers to shop more or keep up with trends. Readers only need to discover their own characteristics and be the most beautiful version of themselves to achieve success. Abandon the clothes and menta —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. 800 Minds: Unspoken Social Rules for Climbing Up Anonymous (Anchor: Changjue Audiobook)ongoing Society is not a greenhouse, and the upward path always hides an unspoken logic of survival. Many people work hard but run into obstacles everywhere. This is not because of lack of ability, but because they do not understand the hidden rules of survival. This book goes straight to the core pain points of "difficulty in workplace promotion, poor interpersonal relationships, and inability to seize opportunities", and dismantles 800 "intentions" and unspoken rules hidden in the details. The book ab —Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  3. Without Self-Control, What Kind of Life Are You Talking About? Anonymous (Anchor: Wen Jia)completed The so-called self-control refers to a person's ability to control his or her thoughts, feelings, and behavior. One of the fundamental differences between humans and animals is that humans have thoughts and can rationally control their emotions and actions according to certain purposes. Dante once said, "To measure a person's strength, one should see his self-control." From a certain perspective, a person's self-control is a person's ability to choose, an ability to resolve inner conflicts, and —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  4. Dimensions of Thinking: 11 Ways of Thinking That Change Your Life [US] Written by John C. Maxwell, Translated by Sun Wanjuncompleted Maxwell believed that the mind is the scarcest resource in the world. People who know how to work will generally not be unemployed, and people who understand the meaning of work will always be the boss. All kinds of problems can be easily solved in front of smart people, and their ideas are often the cornerstone of building a team. After more than 40 years of research on successful people, Maxwell discovered that although successful people have different characteristics, one thing is the same, a —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Learn to Grow: 25 Thinking Models for Explosive Growth By Zorzuo Luocompleted The speed of your growth determines the height of your life. Only by mastering the key to growth can you master your future life. Maybe you are a college graduate who has just entered the society and is longing for the future but confused about the future; maybe you have chosen a track in life, but you have encountered many difficulties; maybe you have been struggling for many years, but you are still unknown; maybe you have achieved a little, but it is difficult to reach the next level... In fa —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Stay Away from Confusion and Start by Learning to Make Money Written by Zeng Pengyucompleted Zeng Pengyu, a writer with millions of paid readings on Sina Weibo, gives young people tips for not being confused. ·No matter what job you do, don't look down on small money; ·We are not competing against who can run faster, but who can run longer; ·Choose the best thing within the range of options within your ability; ·Either simply be friends, or have a serious talk about money; ·Most dreams in this world require money to support; ·Don't do anything that is beyond your ability to pay, let alo —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  7. Reading Is a Lifelong Matter (2024 New Edition) Written by Fan Dengcompleted Reading can shape a person's life: the books we read determine the kind of person we become. What to read? How to read? How to use reading to think and practice? For 10 consecutive years, Fan Deng has interpreted more than 500 good books in depth, and has accumulated more than 70 million book friends to continue learning. Fan Deng exclusively shares reading methods, speed reading secrets, book selection skills, deep thinking tips, self-improvement rules, and cognitive improvement essentials. He —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  8. Treat Time as a Friend (4Th Edition) Written by Li Xiaolai, Edited and Annotated by Shen Huang, Illustrated by Fat Rabbit Porridgecompleted Why do you always feel like "there's no time"? The most time-saving way is to study. Why do you "chopping firewood" instead of "sharpening the knife"? Why are process-based records so different from result-based records? Can a person's precise perception of time really be trained to resemble a special function? They are all ordinary people, why are they so different after a few years? Why does the boat of time only send mature people to the other side of their dreams? The vast majority of succes —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. Don't Worry, Everything Is Getting Better Slowly Lin Rancompleted Being unable to think clearly is, in fact, a morbid mentality. If you can't think about it, it is because a person takes the unsatisfactory and troublesome things in his heart very seriously and cannot let them go, creating a kind of self-burdening heart lock that locks himself. Being unable to think clearly is very troublesome, and in a mild degree, it can lead to a frown and depression; in a severe degree, it can lead to depression and illness, and may even lead to a path of no return. There i —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Soul Rest | a Soothing Journey of Classic Night Listening Anonymous (Anchor: Anonymous)completed Life is short, and there are important issues at every stage. If we keep trapping ourselves in an emotional swamp, it will only bring more troubles to our lives. There are too many difficulties in the adult world. Please learn to give your burdened mind a vacation, let it soothe and relax, and make it light and happy. In this way, no matter how everything in the world changes, we can face it calmly and accept it calmly, and those hard experiences and efforts will be meaningful. Dear friend, plea —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  11. You, You Have a Lot of Inner Drama: 65 Habits to Stop Mental Internal Friction Written by Yataro Matsuura; Translated by Sun Haoyangcompleted If you have a lot of inner drama, you must read this book! Stop the mental internal friction! Reading Yataro Matsuura's books is really addictive. He said: "The so-called difficulties in life are just shackles set by your random thoughts and self-imposed." When you are tired or anxious due to random thoughts, what you need is to "stop consuming yourself", what you need is "inner peace", you need to get a "sense of peace of mind", and you need Yataro Matsuura to give your soul a massage. He can a —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  12. Cognitive Awakening: Bravely Break Through the Comfort Zone Anonymous (Anchor: Si Yutian)completed After achieving certain achievements, we tend to be satisfied with the stable and relaxed "comfort zone" and enter the state of "boiling a frog in warm water". Our cognition and behavior become more and more solidified, our sense of powerlessness becomes stronger and stronger, our abilities are gradually worn away, and we slowly fall behind others and the times. The key to widening the gap between people is cognition. If you want to break through yourself and change your destiny, you must start —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  13. The So-Called Growth Means Forcing You to Learn to Be Strong Written by Murong Xuecompleted This is a psychological enlightenment book that touches the hidden pain points of many people. Promote another positive energy in the era of profit-seeking, so that people with ideals and pursuits can know how to fear hardships and hardships. Write to those who are growing up, to those who are experiencing disappointment and despair, loneliness and hurt, pain and helplessness. No matter where you are, no matter what you are experiencing, you must remember that everything in front of you will mak —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  14. Self-Discipline Lights up Life Chen Kelongcompleted Of all actions, uninterrupted self-discipline is the most difficult, but at the same time, it is also the most rewarding. If you are trudging through the quagmire of life, a very simple solution is to find one thing and stick to it every day with discipline. It can be exercise, it can be reading, it can be learning English, it can be getting up early. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. How to Deal with Strangers: 42 Psychological Principles for Interacting with Strangers Compiled by He Xincompleted "How to Deal with Strangers: 42 Psychological Principles of Interacting with Strangers" summarizes many psychological principles of interpersonal relationships. It starts from the analysis of psychology and uses vivid examples to explain various behavioral, motivational, emotional and other issues, and explains the mentality of interacting with people and the way to deal with the world. The book uses traditional psychological analysis methods to solve conflicts and problems in interpersonal comm —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  16. Questions and Answers About University Confusion Jin Zao, Writtencompleted Painful of the confusion, decadence and even depravity of many college students, in order to eliminate the pedantic thoughts and old ideas that blindly promote "dead hard work" and "blind hard work" and lead to detours, so that young students can understand themselves and the world. Based on the long-term soft power development training, the author targets current students and new graduates The common bottlenecks and stubborn problems faced by college students in postgraduate entrance examinatio —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  17. The Human Guide to Sober Love By Zhanancompleted Wake up! ! ! Don't get confused! "Guide to Sober Love in the World" doesn't want to teach you how to grovel and beg for love; it just wants to teach you to see yourself clearly and love yourself. "Guide to Sober Love in the World" does not want to teach you how to climb high or low; it just wants to teach you to hold on to the right person and not regret missing out on unimportant things. "Guide to Sober Love in the World" does not want your life to be filled with bloody suspicions; it just want —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  18. Change Xiao Yecompleted The book talks about many aspects of reshaping. If you want to change your life, you don't need to change everything mentioned in the book. As long as you can change some of them, your entire life will be greatly changed. For example, as long as you change your habits and cultivate good habits, you will find a good method, and a good method can change your life; as long as you change your mentality, create a positive mentality, and maintain an uplifting and positive spirit, this spirit will give —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  19. The Weakness of Human Nature (Guomai Classic) (U. S. A.) Written by Carnegie; Translated by Tao Zhuocompleted The latest Chinese translation of "Human Weakness". This book is translated from the first edition in 1937 by the American Simon & Schuster Publishing Company, which published the world's first "Human Weaknesses". This book faithfully restores Dale Carnegie's 38 original manuscripts: discarding all over-interpretations by later generations; it especially includes the long-lost "Letter to Create Miracles" and "Seven Laws of a Happy Family Life". "Human Weaknesses" is a practical book on interpers —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  20. Three Skills of Eloquence (Being Able to Praise, Being Humorous, and Being Able to Reject) Written by Su Qincompleted This book is a must-have eloquence book in life. It explains the meaning and importance of eloquence in daily communication through three parts: compliments, humor, and rejection. It uses easy-to-understand words and short stories close to life to list the application methods and artistic features of language, allowing us to feel the superb wisdom of language while improving our communicative ability and speaking level. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  21. How Do You Measure Your Life? Clayton Christensen96k Wordscompleted Christensen, professor at Harvard Business School, master of management thinking, and author of "The Innovator's Dilemma", was named one of the "50 Most Influential Thinkers of Our Time". Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Andrew Grove, and Malcolm Gladwell highly praised Christensen. Christensen is also the author of "The Innovator's Dilemma" and guided China's Internet entrepreneurship. Robin Li, Jack Ma, and Zhou Hongyi all highly respected him. In the spring of 2010, Christensen was diagnosed with lymp —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  22. Graphical Game Theory Mountainscompleted Whether it is games between children or strategies between adults, everything in life can be analyzed and explained from the perspective of game theory. Game theory, also known as game theory, is a theory that uses rigorous mathematical models to study optimal decision-making problems under conflict and confrontation conditions. As a formal discipline, game theory was formed and developed in the 1940s. It was originally a branch of mathematical operations research, used to deal with the equilibr —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Game Theory Shi Hancompleted Do you want to master the art of decision-making in half an hour and gain insight into the mysteries of gaming everywhere? This book is written specifically for this purpose. It uses seven vivid and clear articles to reveal the helplessness of the "Prisoner's Dilemma" and the mystery of the "Nash Equilibrium", and interpret the wisdom from "advantage strategy" to "repeated games", from "sequential decision-making" to "information fog". There are no complicated mathematical formulas in the book, —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  24. Murphy's Law Written by Wang Xiongcompleted From the first day it was discovered, Murphy's Law has proven to be the best explanation for things going wrong. It tells us that being prone to making mistakes is an inherent weakness of human beings. No matter how advanced the technology is, mistakes will happen. And the more sophisticated we are at solving problems, the more serious the troubles we face. This unique collection is the edition with the largest collection of Murphy's Laws to date and is reprinted every year abroad. In addition t —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  25. Conspiracy Qin Chen, Zhao Ziyicompleted This book selects classic examples from general histories, military books, philosophical classics, and classics over the past two thousand years to show the winning style of more than 80 extraordinary geniuses such as Yan Ying, Shang Yang, Zhang Yi, Liu Bang, Zhuge Liang, Wang Yangming, and Hu Xueyan. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  26. Life Is a Practice Lin Ran128k Wordscompleted What is life like? I sent a maple leaf and asked God: Is hell painful? How painful is it? Is heaven sweet? How sweet is it? How far is the road from hell to heaven? How to go this route? It's often a decision between a thought. How far is the road from hell to heaven? How to go this route? It's often a matter of one step. The way of humanity is vast and the way of heaven is elusive. Life is a kind of cultivation. What you cultivate is not only suffering, but also your mentality. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  27. Know Some Simple Philosophy of Life Compiled by Pei Lingcompleted This book allows us to try to experience for ourselves the philosophy of life contained in some vivid stories. These seemingly simple philosophies of life are actually a process of accumulation, a condensation and summary of many different life experiences. They cannot be expressed in a few words or harvested in a few years. It is rooted in a broad mind and matures in a calm heart. Whether it is a vicissitudes of life, a trivial story, or even the last minute, it is the source of irrigation. If —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. Living Is a Kind of Practice Zhang Ruicompleted Living is a kind of cultivation. What you cultivate is your own mentality, and what you benefit is your own life! —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. Self-Transformation in Life: Self-Healing Practice Wisdom, Life Insights Anonymous (Anchor: Kun Lei Hot Theater)ongoing "Self-Transcending Life: The Wisdom of Self-healing and Life Insights" is an excellent audiobook that enlightens the soul and leads to self-growth. On the road of life, there are ups and downs. We often need to overcome ourselves, learn to heal ourselves in difficulties, and draw strength from setbacks. With profound insights and warm writing, this book shares the wisdom of self-healing and life insights, teaching you how to face your inner pain and how to reshape yourself with a positive attitu —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  30. The Complete Collection of Enlightenment in One Day (Super Value Gold Edition) Ma Yanshucompleted An open-minded and peaceful attitude towards life, a profound and positive philosophy of life. Life requires self-enlightenment. Self-enlightenment means awakening by oneself, realizing by oneself, comprehending by oneself, and understanding by oneself. The short articles extracted from "The Complete Collection of One Day of Enlightenment (Super Value Gold Edition)" cover nature, mind, life, love, marriage, happiness, happiness, life, etc. Each chapter is like a revelation, allowing you to feel, —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  31. Meditation: Awaken the Powerful Inner Power Written by Xiao Wenjiancompleted The most powerful spiritual power used by the world's top people, the most powerful physical and mental recovery tool book in the history of human publishing. Meditation can enable people to fundamentally adjust themselves, calm themselves, pay attention to their hearts, and improve the quality of life. The ultimate goal of meditation is to calm people's impetuous minds, restore purity and clarity, find their true self, and gain health of body, mind, and soul. "Meditation: Awakening the Powerful —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  32. Three Things to Cultivate Your Mind: Don't Get Angry, Don't Care, Don't Complain Compiled by Fang Shihuacompleted "Three Don'ts of Mind Cultivation: Don't be angry, don't care, and don't complain" tells us through philosophy and stories that getting angry hurts others and hurts ourselves; caring makes people tired; complaining makes people angry. Rather than being angry, it is better to strive for success; than to care, it is better to work hard; instead of complaining, it is better to change. By mastering the great wisdom of "Three Don'ts of Mind Cultivation", life will be elevated to a higher level, and t —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. Guide to Cultivation in the Human World Half Buddha Immortalcompleted Why can't I live a good life despite watching so much chicken soup? Facing a crazy world, what do we do after being overwhelmed by a sense of powerlessness? The world is full of pitfalls, and if you are not careful, your life will collapse. So learning to protect yourself simply and quickly is more important than anything else! "Guide to Cultivation in the Human World" is the masterpiece of a half-Buddha immortal. The author uses expressions close to life to tell the road to break through in the —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  34. Take Your Time, Everything Will Come in Time (New Version) By Meiyacompleted · Meiya is one of the celebrities with the most fans on Douban. She is known as the warmest and most inspiring woman on Douban. She is a former advertiser, now a psychological counselor and a best-selling author. She has published a series of best-selling books such as "Take your time, everything is too late" and "Take your time, let the soul catch up". · Meiya's writing is simple and vivid, without fancy words, neither venomous, pretentious, nor deliberately inciting emotions. Instead, it speak —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. Start Living a Minimalist Life Today Shuyacompleted A typical rich and handsome man is in charge of 150 stores, earns a 7-figure salary, has a beautiful wife, and bought a luxury car in his 20s. He is a workaholic, working 80 hours a week and 362 days a year. However, he needs to take medication every day to sleep. Until his mother passed away and his wife filed for divorce due to lack of care, he felt extremely sad and frustrated. He said: "I pursue material things too much. Not only did I not gain happiness, but I lost real happiness." Then, he —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  36. Everything Happens in My Favor Lao Yang's Owlcompleted [Lao Yang's Owl is a new high-energy work in 2025, a guide to the true fragrance of life for contemporary young people, and a high-energy magnetic field cultivation secret book. 24 Interesting, interesting and informative themes can help you breathe oxygen into your spirit and relax your soul. 24 Problems that the sooner you figure them out, the sooner you will feel relaxed, allowing you to stop internal friction, refuse to be numb, and give up on being messed up. 24 Interesting and transparent —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  37. Underlying Capabilities Jin Zaocompleted When you enter the workplace, you are an adult and rarely hear the truth, because the truth hurts. The author of this book is not afraid of your blushing, nor is he afraid of offending you. He will analyze the deep-seated root causes of workplace difficulties for you, and sharply examine your values, motivations, ambition, personality, traits, patterns, emotional intelligence, self-awareness, learning ability, way of thinking, resistance to frustration, and your priorities. We will identify the —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  38. Nan Huaijin's 32 Chinese Studies Lessons Holy Priestcompleted This book is a Chinese studies book. The author strives to interpret obscure Chinese studies knowledge in easy-to-understand terms, and at the same time reproduces Mr. Nan Huaijin's classic interpretation. Aiming at the contradiction between modern people's reading of Chinese classics and fast-paced life, this book continues Mr. Nan Huaijin's vivid, humorous, classic and historical interpretation method, and directly faces the confusions of modern people in all aspects of life, study, work, bein —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  39. Walking Through the Bustling Scene, Looking at the Falling Flowers Indifferently Lin Rancompleted The main contents of this book include: Destined for three lifetimes, you are my eyes; take love as the center of the circle and tolerance as the radius; don't rush the years, I will not chase those who have gone far; rest for a while and wait for your own shadow, etc. Through a collection of more than 60 touching and enjoyable stories, this book explains from various aspects and angles that one should have a normal mind in life in order to face setbacks and difficulties. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  40. A Broad Mind Leads to a Broad Road: the Correct Way to Grasp Your Own Mentality Jiang Lexingcompleted Tolerating others means tolerating ourselves. In fact, being more tolerant of others will give us a little more space in our lives. A life with friends will provide love and support, and there will be no loneliness and loneliness; a life with friends will have less wind and rain, and more warmth and sunshine. In fact, tolerance is always a sunny day. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  41. Meditation·dialogue with the Soul Master Xianzongcompleted The practice of meditation lies in expressing spiritual thinking alone. This is not a process of imitation. It does not mean setting up a good model and then following it. Just as Dong Shi's imitation of Shi Wan is ridiculous because Dong Shi only knows that Xi Shi is holding her chest and looking pitiful and beautiful, but he doesn't know that this kind of beauty varies from person to person and cannot be copied. The same action will look ugly if it happens to her. If you blindly imitate others —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. A Complete Collection of Must-Know Buddhist Stories Xie Zhiqiang Editor-In-Chiefcompleted In terms of content, Buddhist stories generally include causal stories, induction stories, life stories, emotional stories, wisdom stories, etc. The morals and truths contained in these stories are like a beacon, often pointing out the way forward for people in confused and difficult situations, allowing everyone to find new goals and find new routes. This book compiles classic Buddhist stories to help readers understand life and gain wisdom. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  43. The Human Awakening Trilogy (Three Volumes in Total) Shui Mu Rancompleted Shuimuran's "Human Awakening" trilogy set brings together "Human Awakening", "Human Awakening 2" and "Human Awakening 3". Through the analysis and thinking of the nature of phenomena, the author interprets our relationship with ourselves, the relationship between us and the world, and the relationship between us and others one by one. It speaks directly to people's hearts and makes people think deeply. Shuimuran's "Human Awakening" trilogy aims to help readers gain insight into the underlying lo —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  44. Only by Letting Go Can You Calm Down Zhao Beishuncompleted A book allows you to plan your own life and restrain your inner impetuosity; it makes you no longer afraid of changing the status quo and no longer worries about gains and losses; it helps you respond to the call deep in your soul and find yourself, allowing thousands of readers to regain their confidence in life and appreciate the joy of harvest. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  45. Attack the Heart Wen Huicompleted This book draws on the essence of interpersonal communication from Chinese classic works such as "Guiguzi" and "Zizhi Tongjian", and systematically explains the value, strategy and method of "attacking the mind". It allows readers to understand and understand the gist of "attacking the mind" during the reading process, thereby mastering the mystery of communication and becoming more comfortable in social activities. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  46. Comic Logic for Teenagers (Ten Volumes) Zhang Liying, Mr. Jijicompleted You will definitely be attracted by Sherlock Holmes's super detective ability, especially his amazing reasoning ability. ●What is reasoning? How to summarize and deduce? ●What steps are needed to prove the facts? Is there a paradox involved? ●Right and wrong, axioms and presuppositions, sufficient and necessary conditions... These seemingly most common words are actually the basic conceptual categories of logic. Logic is one of the most core general education for human beings to understand socie —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  47. 5 Minutes Cartoon About Worldly Feelings Lu Mingcompleted In life, why do some people have everything going smoothly, while others hit walls everywhere and have a bumpy journey? For the same thing, some people try their best, but the result is often half the result with half the effort; some people can handle it easily, which makes people feel inferior. Through a large number of facts and detailed cases, this book explains in a simple and easy-to-understand way in the form of comics the issue of face, the art of rejection, borrowing power from others, —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  48. The Tricks of Game Theory: Game Strategies in Everyday Life Wang Chunyongcompleted Whether facing family, friends, leaders, or customers, we encounter various tangible or intangible games every day, and game theory can help you win these games. This book comprehensively sorts out the basic ideas of game theory and its interesting ways of thinking, and provides an in-depth introduction to the application and practice of game theory in work and life. It hopes to use the wisdom of game theory to guide readers to make rational decisions in aspects such as interpersonal communicati —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  49. Full Record of Interview Questions and Interview Procedures for Fortune 500 Companies Lucked174k Wordscompleted This book is first of all a "question collection" for job interviews, and they are all real test questions used by large companies. But it is not only a collection of exercises, but also includes the personal notes of successful interviewees in Fortune 500 companies at home and abroad, recreating the details of the interview and the battle of wits; it also includes workplace rules and interview procedures described by countless interviewers. The interviewers will teach you how to design resumes, —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  50. Be a Person Who Can Speak and Do Things. Yu Haiying Huang Yanan227k Wordscompleted This is a comprehensive introduction to speaking appropriately and doing things efficiently. Speaking and doing things requires knowledge and elegance. In order to help readers become a person who can speak and do things as soon as possible, this book starts from the principle of practicality and convenience and introduces the most direct, effective and most commonly used eloquence skills and ways of doing things in daily life. It is introduced to readers so that they can master the skills of be —Reads9.2Score—Shelves