What was the best book you read in 2022 and the main lesson you took from it?

Atomic Habits...how small habits compounds to great results

Atomic Habits, James Clear. Each behavior, no matter how small (atomic), counts, and it blows up (atomic) as who you become.

ATOMIC HABITS is the book I'll mention by @JamesClear. Btw Here are the top lessons from the book.

Deep work – What you choose to focus on influence on your attitude & emotions going fwd: “Who you are, what you think, feel, do, love .. is the sum of what you focus on".

also vouching for deep work

Deep Work. Main lesson? Set aside time each day for uninterrupted, productive work.

The alchemist : everyone want to see(show) themselves through you

The Alchemist. Find your treasure.

The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch Lessons on: Science & Explanation Reality Creativity University AI Optimism Good Political System

The Beginning of Infinity, optimism.

The One Thing by Gary Keller. My top lesson was the power of focus in a world that often demands you do many things at once. ✌️

The One Thing by Gary Keller. The main lesson is that if you want to improve in any area of your life you should narrow your focus to the action that will yield the most return.

Think again by @AdamMGrant. This is an excellent book for decision-making and how to think .

Think again, by Adam Grant. Main lesson? Think again!

Richer, Wiser, Happier by William Green was wonderful. Lessons from Munger on risk, controlling emotions, and using mental tools to create a latticework for sound decision-making.

Great suggestion

Balance the inner with the outer. For if you really want to laugh ,you will have to learn to weep. If you really want to know light,you will have to go through darkness. Both can't exist without the other. And out of this togetherness of polarities is born a balanced being.

The book: "The Psychology of Money", @morganhousel . The lesson(s): Start saving and investing today. And then, just—wait!

Shoe Dog by Phil Knight (Nike founder). Main takeaway: Don’t pursue a life of safety and security. Take risks, make bold decisions, don’t let life’s many challenges distract you from reaching your ultimate goal.