How Do You Become Persistent With Reading Books

[Rashad]

I have started reading one of the self help books listed in the top 140 self help books from Leo's website,but I noticed that I am not well determined and I just come across it by luck (when I'm free)how can become persistent that it becomes a daily habit that comes without luck?so that then I can contemplate the information and get insights on the topic hence master it.If anyone has an idea it'll be great please share it.

 

[Mal]

@Rashad

Go straight for an awakening experience.  Then you will never need another book again.  It's all "up here" anyway

[Rashad]

What if I want to improve my vocabulary and language?

 

[Mal]

14 minutes ago, Rashad said:

What if I want to improve my vocabulary and language?

 

Read Shakespear.

Self help concepts will kill you quicker than a microwave dinner!

If you look closely, most of the people on internet forums are regurgitating the theory they internalized on the mental level, while they are still depressed and are getting no results.  20 year olds with no life experience reciting concepts that only really construct aware people actually know first hand - bogus information that doesn't work, copied almost word for word from their favorite youtube wannabe guru who is doing the same. This problem is as old as the hills, self-help is a trap!

Edited July 19, 2016 by Mal

[Rashad]

Ya I understand you through my empiricism,I try to introduce self help concepts to other people and I say exactly what I hear,none come from my opinion and also I kind of get into a solitary state since I get rejected by people.Thanks for the tip you gave me deep insights into this topic. 

[Mal]

@Rashad

Nobody needs 140 self help books.  You only need your own intuition to be switched on and all the information is already there.  If you see for yourself that your ego is a construct, you can access a part of you that is bigger than the intellect.

Then what happens is you start to discard all the garbage you learned because you know it was bogus information that didn't really mean anything, it's all just individual insights that people are selling.

Is just confused me, because I was like half the people here: "oh, this concept directly contradicts that concept, which one is real?  I'm depressed because my gurus don't agree with one another"

When you see it all for what it is, life becomes simple, easy, you don't have this nagging internalization that you need to become something, or do something.  

I even worked with a professional therapist and that just confused the fuck out of me, because it just installed a healthy "persona" and a moral system.  Nonsense!

Edited July 19, 2016 by Mal