52 weeks 52+ books

Started being lazy and left this...
On week 4 I read this

It talks about fairy tales and how they work on the subconscious off children, how they help the child understand some adult topics.
On week 5 read this

Taylor discribes how good teachers change forever their students, how they can learn with them, how important is a teacher and much more while discribring his journey to make a thousand people become teachers after hearing his presentations.

 

Week 6 there was this book

It's a book where Salvador briefily analises the lifes of 25 genius that made the difference for humanity, and look for what we can take from it and make our lifes better.

 

Try audiobooks, listening to Hamlet right now.

 

Restarted this challange 2 weeks ago, after failing during week 8. During that week I tried reading "The Art of Seduction" by Robert Greene in a week, read only 200 of 508 pages and took 2 more weeks to finish the book.

It talked about attitude and attraction, sometimes romantic and other times as a leader to a crowd. The hardest part is implementing the seductor type of the book.

 

Weeks 1 and 2.

During the first week I traded a sexual book for "Why Man Love Bitches" by Sherry Argov.

The book is a version of "No More Mister Nice Guy" for women, often talking about how man will use them and leave because of this attitude. The best advice it gives is to WAIT! Before having sex with a guy. After all, who wants easy women?

The second week was spent with "The Art of Reading Minds" by Henrik Fexeus, a book who teaches a lot of silent communication, so much that it teaches magic tricks for those who mastered the art.

This art is something we all do unconsciously at all times, making it easy to repeat until it becomes an habit.
Fun fact: Every thought we have has an effect in the body and reading those effects is like reading someone's mind.