Self Improvement Books: Most influential book you've read

[dang65]

Sven Hassel - The Bloody Road To Death

[Boudica]

Sartre - being and nothingness

'hell is other people'

[Zippy]

Windows XP Annoyances for Geeks is extremely effective at lowering my blood pressure.

I've read a few 'Self Improvement' books and haven't rated any of them. Maybe I'm too cynical?
One that particularly annoyed me was 'Who Moved my Cheese'. Don't bother, seriously.

[Boudica]

Windows XP Annoyances for Geeks is extremely effective at lowering my blood pressure.

I've read a few 'Self Improvement' books and haven't rated any of them. Maybe I'm too cynical?
One that particularly annoyed me was 'Who Moved my Cheese'. Don't bother, seriously.

especially if you are lactose intolerant...

[singhr]

Go Rin No Sho by Miyamoto Musashi

[NotAllThere]

Sartre - being and nothingness

'hell is other people'

"But all his mates were French" - Dave Lister.

[TimberWolf]

Surely all "self-improvement" revolves around being nasty, self-centred anf getting others to make you rich?

[EternalOptimist]

Zen and the art of Motorcycle Maintenance - Robert Pirsig


not a SI book, but very influential

[VectraMan]

I read "Everything I know about life I learned from watching Star Trek".

That was pretty good.

[Spacecadet]

The Diceman

Much much deeper than just rolling dice