Why is it that after reading so many books, I still can't live a good life?

This is an expression of the public's confusion and helplessness in recent years, and I have often wondered about it.

It may be that we pay too much attention to the action of learning or reading, and forget the original meaning of learning. Or to put it more directly, we are only reading and learning superficially, but in fact we don't know how to learn at all.

How to solve this problem? First of all, we need to know what the "method of learning" is.

There are a lot of books about "learning methods", and today I'll highlight 7 of the latest best-selling books in the field of learning.

The first thing to look for in a book is the author, especially in a book that teaches others how to learn. Does he or she know how to learn? Is it effective?

1, "Study Well: A Guide to Personal Knowledge Management" by Cheng A

Cheng A, the main business of scenic design consulting, side business book, has relied on the "Cheng A book" audio program, was named by the Luo Series of thinking as one of the ten "the country's most learning people". He uses his spare time to study cognitive thinking and knowledge management, and through teaching "learning methods," he helps people clarify their knowledge systems and put their knowledge into practice.

Learning Well is a book that introduces Chengjia's research on knowledge management, focusing on the underlying logic of thinking called "critical knowledge," which enhances people's ability to learn. At the same time, it also gives readers several tools, such as the compound interest effect, the Golden Circle of Thought and the Law of Eight, etc., which really let readers learn well.

2, "refinement: how to become a very powerful person" by Cai copper

Cai copper, zhejiang university zhejiang university psychology doctor, know hu big god level characters, as of the publication of the book, he contributed to the knowledge of hu 975 answers, got 493598 approval, 115,293 times thank you, he is known as the "spirit of knowledge of hu" representative. He is known as the representative of "Zhihu Spirit". It can be said that Cai Tong has changed the stereotype of psychology by one person, and he has answered many questions about learning from the perspective of psychology, all of which are amazing.

The main purpose of "Refinement" is to show that blind effort does not make you more awesome. The author suggests a more effective way to improve yourself: prying greater possibilities with consistent and precise effort, which is refinement. The path to refinement includes seven aspects: time, choice, action, learning, thinking, talent, and success. By following the methods in the book and honing them over and over again, you can become increasingly refined and become a very powerful person.

3. "Deliberate Practice: How to Go from Novice to Master" by Anders Ericsson

Dr. Anders Ericsson is a professor of psychology at Florida State University and a Conradi Distinguished Scholar. He specializes in the study of how outstanding people in various fields such as sports, music, chess, medicine, and the military achieve outstanding performance, and the role of the Law of Deliberate Practice, and is the creator of the Law of Deliberate Practice

Deliberate Practice gives readers a glimpse into the lives of geniuses. Whether it's the 10,000 Hour Genius Theory or Learn Any Skill in 20 Hours, for example, there's a core theory at the heart of all learning methods: deliberate practice. So, how do we do "deliberate practice"? The book has the answer, so read on.

4. "Leapfrogging: The Technique of Becoming a Master" by Classical

Classical, from the New Oriental English teacher to the founder of New Elite Career, and from the best-selling author of millions of books to the column of Luo Lixi, is a case of leapfrogging himself, and from this aspect, the leapfrogging methodology that he told us is naturally very worthwhile for us to learn.

The Leap presents a complete path to classical success, and you can learn from the book the key knowledge, methods, and logic behind the explosive personal growth, which is about six major aspects of focusing on the head, outsourcing the brain, lifelong questioning, on-line learning, knowledge IPO, and elevated thinking, so you can read it if you have time.

5, "Progress - doubling the value of time, knowledge, emotional self-refinement" by Xiao Qiu Shui

Xiao Qiu Shui, a well-known knowledge management expert, has a high popularity in the network, known as "the struggle for life's model," is committed to the work-life balance, and has been the first time. She is committed to work and life balance and has published several works. Her motto is: "Positive values and a deep understanding of the mind will enable you to watch the wind and clouds and strategize for the world".

The main content of the book "Advancement" can be seen from the title, which is about how to control time, regulate emotions, improve the knowledge system, and ultimately the whole person to complete the metamorphosis.

6, "Deliberate Learning" Scalers by

Scalers, Tsinghua University hegemony, sustained action practitioners, ScalersTalk growth will be the founder of the 1000 days of sustained action plan initiator, traveling in the world of interpretation of IT practitioners.

Deliberate Learning shows Scalers' thoughts on personal growth issues, and more importantly, on continuous action. Action and learning, the most central concepts in this book, the author himself has become a leading minority by achieving cognitive upgrading on continuous action and learning.

7, "subversion of mediocrity: how to become a leading minority" by Peng Xiaoliu

Peng Xiaoliu, Jane book head signing author, personal knowledge management and time management. Peng Xiaoliu was originally an unknown author, but later became popular for his dry articles in Jane's book, and became known as "Jane's book one brother". He used to work in a third-tier city, but often traveled to a first-tier city to participate in various learning and sharing, turning himself into a slash-and-burn youth. Speaking of hand-drawing, talking about reading and analyzing workplace skills are his strong points, and he also sets an example for young people who are good at learning, showing real cases of life reversal.

Subverting Mediocrity is a summary of Peng Xiaoliu's learning experience over the past few years, and it also provides ordinary people with 5 major paths to personal advancement: time management, essential skills for the workplace, practical learning methods, constructing a knowledge system, and building a personal brand, which makes this role model worthy of learning from.

The authors of the above 7 books are all more active on the Internet (except for the American PhD), and they all have a relatively high popularity in the field of learning. They use their own actions to prove to us the benefits and methods of learning, and they summarize in words and phrases the dry facts about learning and growth.

The seven books are prioritized, and the first three are the most important books, and the focus is to read them carefully. You can also choose to read them according to your own interests, or read them all.

Personally, I will read the first three books several times this year and share them in the form of notes. If I had more time, I wouldn't rule out reading all of them, but no matter how many times I read them, the first three books must be read in their entirety.

If there are friends who are interested, they are welcome to read together, discuss together, and grow together.

I am responsible for good, life is to earn money, reading, writing and traveling around the world, welcome to pay attention, look forward to discussing with you.