J.K Rowling Said, "If you don’t like to read, you haven’t found the right book"
She is definitely right because, when you find the right set of books or when you get interested in a particular genre, It changes you and your perspective to Life.
The last time i wrote an article in this community, i explained how i grew up being forced to read everyday. At first, it looked like am being forced to like books, but later, I discovered that i could just flow with the author's mind and even go further in my imaginations.
Yesterday, we had a Hive meet up here in my country, and i couldn't join the book club discord voice chat, However, I came across a very interesting article by 
Some of those books carry some moral lessons and life lessons that I implement in my life.
I agree and can relate with her, So I've decided to write my version. I believe my choice of books have changed over the years and I have read various books over the years. However, the ones I'd be listing have definitely changed the course of my life and helped me manage relationships.
1. 48 LAWS OF POWER
I love Robert greene! And sometimes I argue that this has to be one the best book of all time. I read it everytime. I like the fact that many of the laws has REVERSALS. It is a book that i was actually sceptical to read at first due to people labeling it as a Devilish book. However, I find the book very normal. It contains stories that are instructive, it gives guidelines to handling some realities of life. My favourite laws are Number 1 and 47.
Law 1 says "Never outshine the Master." - I come from a place where this law has helped me, I use to think it was okay to show smartness everywhere and everytime, but this law taught me to always respect my leaders and avoid out shining them.
Law 47 says "Do Not go Past The Mark You Aimed For, In Victory Learn When To Stop."
This helped me alot while playing chess, I take my games seriously when am winning and try to end them quickly! I don't make fun of my opponents, neither do i keep them longer on the board than they should. I checkmate as soon as i get the chance.
2. Art Of Seduction
3. Mastery
Number 2 and 3 are books also written by robert greene, I find his books interesting and instructive. I don't take all his advices. However, it is important to have his knowledge at hand.
4. THE CONFIDENCE GAME
This book is similar to the laws of power in the sense that it explains manipulation too. It focuses on how fraudsters manipulate people and how to avoid it.
This book was recommended to me by my uncle, he likes the fact that I read these kind of books. The confidence game explains the relationship between con artists and their victim. It is a good read and was written beautifully by Maria Konnikova. She's a Russian-American writer.
I'm planning to read once of her recent books soon... "The Biggest Bluff" (2020).
5. 50 psychological Ideas you need to know - Adrian Furnham
6. Art Of deception - Kevin Mitnick and William L. Simon
Book Number 5 talks about some basic psychology which can help you understand people better. While no 6 talks about social engineering, it explains this with real life stories too.
7. YOU CAN READ ANYONE
This book is like a Life manual telling you step by step directions on how you can handle some situations, just like the book names says, it helps you never to be taken advantage of or at least try to do so. I like the book, It is a good book.
In conclusion...
Yes, I love reading books psychology, I probably might not need all the knowledge and informations in reality, However, it just feels good and interesting to keep exploring the human Nature. I love to understand the next person standing next to me. It has helped me build understanding relationships with people.
I have some books to start the year with. If you are interested you can join me. It is actually a monthly book read suggested by my Group of friends. They are more of motivational books.
Monthly theme & book for 2022 For JVM
January - Goal Mastery (Book of the month, Goals by Brian Tracy)
February - Creating your Personal Value system (Book of the month, 7 habits of highly effective people by Stephen Covey)
March - Understanding the power of Decision (Book of the month, The power of focus by Jack Canfield & Co authors)
April - Understanding time management (Book of the month, Eat that frog by Brian Tracy)
May - Building a strong wealth mindset (Book of the month, The science of getting rich by Wallace D. Wattles)
June - Manifesting Consistent Persistence (Book of the month, Think & grow rich by Napoleon Hill)
July - Creating world class habits (Book of the month, High performance habits by Brendon Burchard)
August - The secrets of true Greatness (Book of the month, The science of being great by Wallace D. Wattles)
September - Steady success (Book of the month, Zero to one by Peter Thiel)
October - Building a billionaire attitude (Book of the month, Attitude is everything by Keith Harrell)
November - Building a strong money mindset (Book of the month, Secrets of the millionaire mind by T Harv Eker)
December - Building a healthy risk taking mindset (Book of the month, Who moved my cheese by Spencer Johnson)
If you are interested, I could send you the soft copy of these books every month. Just send me a message on peakd chat. Thanks.
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Have a lovely week! Bye!
Written by @Samostically
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