14 Amazing Books Summarized in One Minute (Or Less)

Might be on the wrong comment section here but all these look incredibly boring.A lot of how to live your life and be happy nonsense.Fiction is clearly more entertaining

Reading, after a certain age, diverts the mind too much from its creative pursuits. Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking. —Albert Einstein
Critical thinking is more important than reading books. If you must read, read books like Don Quixote and The Little Prince.
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Stop throwing the books lad. Please.

"The Body Keeps the Score" by Bessel Van Der Kolk - About trauma and its effects on the body and mind.

"Paradox of Choice" - Discusses how having too many choices can lead to dissatisfaction.

"The Blank Slate" by Steven Pinker - Challenges the idea that human identity is solely shaped by external influences.

"Getting the Love You Want" by Dr. Harville Hendrix - Explores the psychology of relationships and love maps.

"The Denial of Death" by Ernest Becker - Examines the role of the fear of death in motivating human behavior.

"Influence" by Robert Cialdini - Explores the psychology of persuasion and influence.

"Atomic Habits" by James Clear - Focuses on the emotional aspects of habit change.

"The Elephant in the Brain" by Robin Hanson - Discusses how humans rationalize their base impulses.

"Nonviolent Communication" by Marshall Rosenberg - Explores the subtext and meaning in our language related to emotions.

"The Coddling of the American Mind" by Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukainoff - Examines changes in culture, education, and parenting.

"So Good They Can't Ignore You" by Cal Newport - Argues that passion follows competence rather than the other way around.

"The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Hausel - Challenges assumptions about money and wealth.

"The Second Mountain" by David Brooks - Explores the journey from worldly success to finding a sense of purpose.

"Democracy for Realists" - Examines the complexities and challenges of democratic decision-making.

Do you have a fiction books recomendation?

Whats the point of swearing every minute?🫠 it is a helpful video but that just ruins it for me

Good content. I will subscribe if you cut down the swearing and stop throwing books. You are already cool; don’t try too hard.

about the last book: "The Best Argument Against Democracy is a Five-minute Conversation with the Average Voter" attributed to Churchill

❤❤❤ Los Angeles 1940. Evergreen by Naomi Hirahara. Book. 1947 Japanese American are released from camps and sent to Chicago and return to Little Tokyo Los Angeles and find bronzvill black community. The Jewish families move out of Boyle heights, the mob, the KKK and 442 Japanese American soldiers “Go For broke”. Hammer Japanese Ameican zoot suiter from Chicago. Surfer Frank Downey C

Mark, Never heard of you before. Started listening and I can’t get passed your F this & F that. I just sense arrogance oozing from you. Looks like you’re doing well (according to the world) and my opinion doesn’t mean a thing to you. I do wish you Peace. Moving on. 🙏🏻

I bowed out when the f-bomb came in the first sentence.

I don't agree when he says "obviously that's bullshit" when talking about the overall goal of a loving society, as referenced in Nonviolent Communication. I think that says a lot more about Mark's internal belief system than it does about what's actually possible.

Please stop throwing the books ,it’s so disrespectful and distracting

Mark , why you thought that would be a good idea ?

more video like this for 2023

Thank you!

I disliked your style, are you a book reader or a book user and even worse an abuser.

Why the f*ck you are throwing the books ?

Forced male infant prepuce amputation 🚩🛑☠️💀

Steven Pinker’s book is awesome.

14 'best non-fiction books' and yet not one philosophy or history book. Madness.

The last book review is all the major cities in 2023 right now.

Cool books for psychology majors

Psychology is the study of not thinking.

The Tyranny of Words (1938) by Stuart Chase

The Screwing of the Average Man (1974) by David Hapgood

Please do not drop books.

The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene is probably worth a mention.

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Just found this guy. The way he treats the books and his interpretation of rosenbergs concept is „bullshit“ makes me instantly leave. Apparently not even close to my values

blank slate ...indoctrinating children at birth.....eeee ism....

Could you publish a list of recommended books.

You shouldn't throw books.. u have to respect them

well done

I listen to audiobooks while driving. As a writer now, I decided to upload several of my books for people to listen, share, or download for free.
So far, I have uploaded two and more to come. Leave me a comment. I hope you learn something new you didn't know before.

Sad that you throw the books

Stop throwing books and you don’t have to use the F word to be cool.

don't throw those books you fool...

Omg I came here to see some book recommendations and after seeing 2nd time the man is throwing book (hey! They are our friends!), frankly I don´t know if I can trust someone about books who is treating books like this :DDD

I dislike, you know why

Please show some respect...you can't throw the books like that🙃

So many people moaning about the books taking flight yet they are all in such good condition. Most people’s books are wrecked.

Ah, now I know why I'm a total ***hole, thanks Mark!

He got the blank slate and pinker so wrong and now I’m side eyeing him

NVC is woo woo…wow OK

I am new to here....love from srilanka❤...

why did he have to throw the books? Is he trying to cool?

Don't throw your books

As recommended in early June I preordered a fiction book Clarion by a Canadian debut author N. Dunic to be delivered to my home after Sept. 5. Can hardly wait.