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10 Books Like Lost Connections That Hit the Same Nerve
You finished Lost Connections by Johann Hari and want the same energy: Depression and anxiety are not just broken brain chemistry: they are largely responses to disconnection, from … Here are 10 more that scratch the same itch, each with a free chapter-by-chapter breakdown, key lessons and action steps on this shelf.
How to Win Friends & Influence People
You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than in two years trying to get people interested in you.
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Stumbling on Happiness
Your imagination is a faulty time machine: it predicts how you'll feel later, and it is systematically wrong - usually in your favor.
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12 Rules for Life
Life is suffering; the antidote is responsibility. Fix yourself first, aim at meaning, and tell the truth - or at least don't lie.
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Attached
Adult love runs on attachment styles, secure, anxious or avoidant, formed in childhood and running silently in every relationship. Knowing your style and your partner's converts fighting about behaviour into solving for needs.
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Dopamine Nation
Pleasure and pain share one brain circuit - press pleasure too often and the brain fights back with pain. The fix: deliberate discomfort and dopamine fasts.
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Give and Take
The most successful people are givers - generous with help, knowledge and credit - who protect themselves from being exploited.
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How to Talk to Anyone
People decide who you are in seconds - and every second is coachable: the smile, the eyes, the posture, the first words.
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India After Gandhi
Ramachandra Guha's landmark history of independent India - how a fragile, divided nation held together, and the people and ideas that made democracy work against all odds.
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Lost and Founder: A Painfully Honest Field Guide to the Startup World
Rand Fishkin's painfully honest account of building Moz: founder depression, VC misalignment, the 'pretend growth' round he regrets, and the lies the startup myth sells.
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Noise
Where there is judgment, there is noise; the fix is not better people but better decision hygiene.
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