I really liked that book, I posted quite a few of the charts on one of the posts here to show that the world is actually getting a lot better (apart from climate change anyway) A similar book I like is "Why these are the best times ever" by Mark Juddery. I know many people will say life sucks, but life has always sucked and it's about how we deal with it I guess.
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What book are you currently reading?
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I think it's called Chrysalis, popped up in my Kindle feed. It's RPG fiction about someone called Anthony who dies and gets reincarnated in some kind of game has a worker hatchling ant and has to work hard to Level Up and gain new skills. I'm finding it surprisingly amusing and different enough to enjoy despite the weird premise, and had no idea fiction set in gaming worlds was even a thing until I ran into this!
Some books (like the Comfort Book I mentioned) don't have to be read cover to cover. You can just open to any page. Also, maybe try reading 10 minutes a day.
I was a book-a-week reader for years but got out of the habit and am trying to pick it up again. Try watching a YouTube video about neuroplasticity- your brain has tremendous capacity to heal. Reading increases neuroplasticity - also crosswords, socializing, brain games, meditation.
I was a book-a-week reader for years but got out of the habit and am trying to pick it up again. Try watching a YouTube video about neuroplasticity- your brain has tremendous capacity to heal. Reading increases neuroplasticity - also crosswords, socializing, brain games, meditation.
