does anyone know a few good self-improvement books? should I

Depends on what your goal is. How's your mentality these days?

>>17743402
>>17743402
I want to focus on improving my overall state of being especially my confidence

Mentality has been rocking all over the place recently...

>>17743413
Go and talk to a clinical therapist senpai.
Self help is a sham.

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>>17743394
meditate

Yeah, you should read some philosophy. Epictetus would be a good start for self-help. Plato if you are really trying to get into it.

>>17743449
>Epictetus
can you explain to me why reading philosophy would be beneficial in my case?

"Self improvement" as a topic is retard tier.

Improve yourself, don't improve your ability to improve yourself.

>>17743479
okay... do you have any books that I should check out?

Mastery, The 48 laws of power, The art of seduction and pretty much anything by Robert Greene
The Power of habit by Charles Duhigg
10% Happier by Dan Harris
Happiness by Matthieu Ricard
Chose Yourself by James Altucher
The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson

get a gf or die trying

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>>17743394
The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz, the pic is a short description