1 book a week

I've failed miserably before with this type of reading challenges, mostly because of the stress of knowing that I have to read, as opposed to reading by pleasure. That I end up not reading at all for months. But I decided to take a different approach, rather than finishing a book a week, I want to learn from a book each week, and enjoy from the book. I hope it works this time, because I've been reading everyday anyway, for the past weeks.

If you want to join you're free to do it of course, just post what book you finished and if you liked it or not.

 

Excellent man! Let's do this

 

Nice, I remember listening the audiobook, I chose that as my free book with my audible suscription. Although I can't really remember it xD, I just remember it was a good listen.

I downloaded that book long ago but never read it, I should read it soon

 

I was supposed to read Wuthering Heights by emily bronte, but I've must admit I've only read 1 chapter lol.

 

Damn you read 2, that's awesome. I didn't know YBOP revolved largely around ED, I was hoping it was more about the brain effects, that's a bit disappointing

Great goal and massive books also. I have never watched or read anything related to HP, maybe I will when I reach your age.

I failed to read my intended book -Wuthering Heights-, but I did read from a couple other books and managed to finish 1: Loving what is. It's basically a self help book about realizing that all of our suffering is in our head and the stories we come up with, and stress about, are most of the times if not always, lies. I really liked it but more than that I like that it changed my perception and have been doing the exercises and self-analysis since I started reading it, actually even before. This week I will give Wuthering Heights another shot, but if not I will still read my other book

 

Just finished reading Stress Less Accomplish More by Emily fletcher. A book about meditation, two types of meditation: mindfulness and mantra meditation, to release stress from the past and the present, making you much more efficient at everything, among a myriad of other benefits, physical, mental and emotional. Good information and started the actual practice yesterday, it just takes 17 mins twice a day but I increased it to 21mins. We'll see what actual benefits I encounter a few weeks and months from now.

And I'm currently reading a book about shadow integration, and will start right now also a book about the psoas muscle.

By the way, Wuthering Heights has been left abandoned, once again.