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20 Books To Read in Your 20s

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1)Think Again by @AdamMGrant

2)Tuesdays with Morrie

3)How to Talk to anyone

4)Factculness

5)Letters from a stoic

6)Ego is the enemy by @RyanHoliday

7)The Art of War

8)Why We Sleep

9)Deep Work

10)Games People Play

11)Make your Bed

12)12 Rules for Life by @jordanbpeterson

13)Sapiens by @harari_yuval

14)The Almanack of @naval Ravikant by @EricJorgenson

15)The Psychology of Money by @morganhousel

16)Think Like A Monk by @JayShettyIW

17)Atomic Habits by @JamesClear

18)IKIGAI

19)The Subtle Art of not giving a f by @IAmMarkManson

20)The Alchemist by @paulocoelho

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