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	Dostoevsky: the great gambler, the pathological genius. New At twenty-four, on the strength of a single novella, Poor Folk, he suddenly became the talk of St Petersburg and won the admiration of the famous Russian critic Belinsky. At twenty-eight, because of ... 0回复 19阅读 4 天前
	Agatha Christie vs. Keigo Higashino: Who wears your mystery crown? New Two very different flavorsIf you love crime fiction, Christie and Higashino are can’t-miss authors. But don’t lump them together. Reading Christie is like playing a high-stakes guessing game—blink ... 0回复 14阅读 5 天前
	The Awakened Family: Real change begins with three kinds of letting go New Click here to read the book Psychologist Jane Nelsen once said, “If teaching your child feels painful, you’re probably using the wrong approach.”We parents reflect again and again, yet fall into t ... 0回复 16阅读 6 天前
	What Charlie Kirk’s Death Tells Us About the Meaning of Life Does a human life have meaning? People have wrestled with that question for thousands of years. Some say it doesn’t—that when a person dies the lights go out and everything turns to ash. Others i ... 0回复 17阅读 2025-11-8 20:46
	An elegant writer’s tragic life has finally come to a close. Two nights before Christmas, Joan Didion died. Didion was an iconic American author. I’ve read four of her books so far, but I first found her through a tragedy. In late December 2003, just days bef ... 0回复 17阅读 2025-11-7 22:55
	A Racist Who Spent His Life With His Enslaved Black Lover — 1 —Digging up politicians’ scandals—especially sex scandals—has a long pedigree. In the United States, the first high-profile instance dates to 1802, when Thomas Jefferson was president. As ev ... 0回复 20阅读 2025-11-6 23:00
	When Knowledge Becomes a Shackle: How to Break the “Curse of Knowledge” On our curious journey through human cognition, there’s a paradox that shows up everywhere: the more we know, the harder it can be to communicate. This cognitive bias—known as the “curse of knowle ... 0回复 26阅读 2025-11-5 23:11
	“Junk Joy” Is Quietly Wrecking Your Life Have you noticed this pattern?You pull an all-nighter—pure fun in the moment—then spend the next few days foggy, irritable, and kicking yourself. But you grind through a tough 5K or wrestle with a ... 0回复 23阅读 2025-11-5 14:47
	A High-Level, Fearless Mindset: Go All In What you resist tends to stick around; what you face starts to fade.Until you make peace with your shadow, it will keep running the show.When you carry an “I can go all in” attitude, very little fe ... 0回复 33阅读 2025-10-23 16:59
	The Little Prince on Love: People who keep you tangled up usually aren’t the ones who truly love you. Real love doesn’t cling—it does three things. Click here to read the book A writer once said: people who cling and badger you aren’t deeply in love; they’re racing their own egos. Real love won’t grovel—self-respect won’t allow it. Loving ... 0回复 38阅读 2025-10-20 19:44
	I met someone I was sure was starved for love, so I poured myself into making up the difference. Later I realized the hungry one was me. The way I loved him was just the way I wished someone would love me I kept trying to love him “better,” convinced it was never enough—when really I just wanted to be treated with the same care.I used to hope someone would truly understand me. No one has, so far.Wh ... 0回复 31阅读 2025-10-19 14:39
	The Legend of 1900: You don’t have to cross oceans to find a larger world; you The Legend of 1900 by Alessandro Baricco (Italy)The film’s source is Baricco’s stage monologue Novecento—a slim, musical piece of theater from one of Italy’s most-watched writers after Calvino an ... 0回复 38阅读 2025-10-18 21:33
	Hermann Hesse: The Awakened Have One Aim—To Become Themselves In 1921, Hermann Hesse’s life went dark. His marriage had collapsed, one of his children had died young, and the war had shredded his nerves. He was so broken he thought about ending his life. That ... 0回复 38阅读 2025-10-17 18:21
	Four Common Life Traps: Skipping the Groundwork, Chasing the Payout A lot of us sort our life struggles into neat boxes: we think a lot but read very little; we crave freedom but can’t stand on our own; we fall madly in love without a financial base; we talk about b ... 0回复 37阅读 2025-10-15 23:12
	The Art of Reading People: Alfred Adler’s Everyday Wisdom Click here to read the book In the maze of human relationships, it’s easy to get lost. Why do some people move through social situations with ease while others keep tripping into conflict? Why can i ... 0回复 35阅读 2025-10-14 22:16
	Unlock Emotional Freedom: Break the “Must” Mindset and Rebuild Your Emotional Life Click here to read the book In a world that moves at full speed, emotional turmoil can feel like an invisible set of handcuffs. We often assume our feelings are imposed by whatever’s happening “ ... 0回复 44阅读 2025-10-11 19:17
	A One-Person Company in the AI Era: Rewriting the Startup Playbook with Leverage For a long time, people sized you up by visible status markers—what you drove, the price of your watch, the zip code of your office. Those signals used to tell a quick story about “level.” But ubi ... 0回复 47阅读 2025-10-8 23:14
	When someone keeps taking cheap shots at you, it usually boils down to two things. Human nature works like a seesaw: when you shrink, they swell; when you stand tall, they rein it in. Relationships are twisty, and the folks who roll their eyes and toss snide comments aren’t born w ... 0回复 42阅读 2025-10-8 16:32
	The Little Prince: For grown-ups, the best way to end a relationship isn’t to cry, make a scene, cling, or trade insults—it’s this. Click here to read the book “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” —The Little PrinceThis line has been quoted endlessly. Those who’ve ac ... 0回复 47阅读 2025-10-2 19:43
	To Kill a Mockingbird: When someone blames, criticizes, or tries to put you down for no good reason, the smartest response isn’t to trade blow for blow—or to snap back in anger. Learn these three moves instead Click here to read the book To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee“You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view.”When Atticus says this, he isn’t teaching ... 0回复 44阅读 2025-9-30 22:43

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