Best Books To Understand Human Psychology - My Top 6

In this video I some of the best books to understand human psychology. These books have helped me undertand human psychology from very different perspectives. I hope they help you too.

All these books are available on Amazon, due to some account issue I could not post the link.

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[princesinha]

01:50 The Brain (The story of you)
04:03 Thinking fast & slow
05:41 Contagious
07:18 Siddhartha
09:20 Man's search for meaning
11:25 Talking to strangers
14:36 Sapiens (A brief history of humankind)

[kukyanime]

Good bro we really need this kind of videos to understand behavior of humans in different time

[tuhinmondal]

Your way of describing the books and the topics is awesome ...

[himeshparmar]

💯BOOKS LIST💯
1. The Brain 1:49
2. Thinking fast and slow 4:03
3. Contagious 5:40
4. Hermann Hesse 6:50
5. Man's search for meaning 9:19
6. Talking to strangers 11:22
7. Sapiens 14:35

[actuallysilent]

Frankel's search for meaning is at another level. Masterpiece.

[mihirmishra]

Always wanted to study this interesting domain . Thanks for your genuine booklist and precious advice.

[aadi]

personal recommendation: the power of habit by Charles Duhigg talks about the psychology behind habits, and how to control your habits. It talks about the most important part of a habit cycle, the habit loop, and how it was used in marketing to manipulate people into using new products like as if it was a habit.

[gobindaneti]

Really, your explanation is so beautiful and understable for me ... brother ❤️❤️❤️

[SDSHUBHAGRAWAL]

This is the only video which I am trying to find on YouTube since last month thanks a lot ❤️😊👍

[kumarirashmi]

Totally loved it! Especially the way you kept telling the key takeaways of every book. And, that line, "delete good and bad words from your life. Still wanna keep? then keep good only" (maybe bcz I am recently noting this good bad judgement in my behavior) But I have a question, don't you think it would be really difficult to teach children about things? I know that sentences can always be rephrased. But things work easier in binary. Especially decision making. And for kids, its REALLY difficult to keep all the 'analog' situations in life, therefore, we are always taught 'digital' lessons-good and bad!


PS: Is it only me who noticed that there were actually SEVEN recommended books in this video contrary to the title of 'top six'? (Also, at the end when you summarized the book list, there also "The Brain" was missing!). Also, I am not counting the audio summaries of those two books here.

[satendersingh]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful video

[snaahb]

thankyou \bro for explaining so beautifully about books.. surely gonna read all!!!

[nikkigupta]

I was searching for psychology books videos and I got transported to dark psychology books, make yourself more attractive (presentable or irresistible ) and all kinds of videos I almost lost my track about what i was seaching for and finally this one video appeared 😅 thankgod i finally know what to read ❤ This video is really very helpful and from now on i know where to find amazing recommendations 😊 and would love to finish every one book from this video one by one

[phulenkumar]

Psychology is one of my favorite subjects. Thank you for making a video on it.

[hussain_mustafa]

Awesome Video Daksh. Really liked your recommendations. Keep recommending.

[ahmadrandhawa]

i really appriciate your work. Thanks for help

[aditiprakashsonkar]

The best review of book.👏👏 thank you so much

[kunalborkar]

Philosophy & Psychology two favourite topics. Good recommendation.

[parthdanidhariya]

Thanks sir, , for suggest books, i was confused about what to read of psychology.. 💕

[raziqhussain]

Excellent explanation.
Sidhartha: I can think
I can wait
I can remain hungry