Due to its simplicity and truthfulness for me: Everyone Poops by Taro Gomi.
Not only did it help me see that no matter how accomplished/famous/old someone is, there is the demystifying shared thing that we all do, but also humbled me when I get too full of my skills or experience with anything in life. It’s a pretty silly thing but always pops in my mind and changes my behavior almost instantly.
Obviously it didn’t change the way I think about everything but changed the way I think about everything with people and social situations.
Not only did it help me see that no matter how accomplished/famous/old someone is, there is the demystifying shared thing that we all do, but also humbled me when I get too full of my skills or experience with anything in life. It’s a pretty silly thing but always pops in my mind and changes my behavior almost instantly.
Obviously it didn’t change the way I think about everything but changed the way I think about everything with people and social situations.