What is the actual best book on how to live life? I always feel

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2017-06-11 11:10:41 Post No. 9625965
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Anonymous 2017-06-11 11:10:41 Post No. 9625965 [Report]

What is the actual best book on how to live life? I always feel like I have to do 10 things at all times. I hate that I don't spend all my time in hedonistic pursuits and also all my time on hard work. I feel cucked either way. In actual fact I spend my time in an unenjoyable inbetween state where I do no work yet procrastinate actual fun.

I waver between morality and amorality. I waver between having a naturalistic approach to everything and trying to be efficient as hell. Everyone else's opinion feels like an attack. Self help wavers between insightful and trite bullshit (mostly the latter).

I really hate considering psychology. I want to believe I have a free will even though I don't even feel like I have a consistent will, only changing wants.

Anonymous 2017-06-11 11:20:00 Post No.9626006
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Anonymous 2017-06-11 11:20:00 Post No.9626006 [Report]

>>9625965
Git gud

Anonymous 2017-06-11 11:22:03 Post No.9626014
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Anonymous 2017-06-11 11:22:03 Post No.9626014 [Report]

>>9625965
not a how to book, but what you describe is the classic faustian conflict. Read Faust, if you haven't already

Anonymous 2017-06-11 11:24:34 Post No.9626028
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Anonymous 2017-06-11 11:24:34 Post No.9626028 [Report]

>>9625965
>only changing wants
That is typical. If you actually have a choice between morality and amorality; if you believe you have what it takes to act without morals, beyond good and evil, then you should.