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I'm in my mid twenties with a meme degree and no skills. I managed to escape neetdom somehow but I'm still suffering from neet related habits and waste a lot of time online. I need to change something in my life.
Any decent books that might help me to cope with my current situation and give me some insights how to overcome it?

>> No.22857952

Mein Kampf

>> No.22857953

>>22857941
You make this thread every week. Just commit suicide, it will fix your issue

>> No.22857954

>>22857941
Sage

>> No.22857955

>>22857941
Atomic Habits

>> No.22857956

>>22857941
Mein kampf

>> No.22857959

Plutarch's Parallel lives and essays

>> No.22857961

>>22857952
Unironically
Devote yourself to a higher ideal that is life affirming (your race), and you will find purpose and meaning

>> No.22857965

>>22857952
>>22857956
>>22857961
>>>/pol/

>> No.22857969

was in your position taught myself to code now I'm making money and living my life don't rely on books only your own drive and yearning for a better life can take you to where you need to be

>> No.22857978

>>22857961
>Devote yourself to a higher ideal that is life affirming (your race)
Fukuyama already proved decades ago how liberalism has swoon over the masses so any return to tradition fantasies seem to be a weak cope (esp. in Western Europe)
>>22857969
I know some java basics but after seeing how good some younger devs at my current job are, I got pretty demotivated and just gave up. But, do you know any decent resources that were helpful during your journey?

>> No.22857986

>>22857969
>>22857978
don't bother, AI is coding now. coders won't exist in a year or 2.

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>>22857978
>I know some java basics but after seeing how good some younger devs at my current job are, I got pretty demotivated and just gave up. But, do you know any decent resources that were helpful during your journey?
Those guys probably care about the field and their career more than you and will be motivated to improve their skills. You just need money and a stable job. There's always somebody half your age doing better than you somewhere so don't bother thinking this way because it yields nothing of value.
For resources it depends on what you want to learn. If you know a bit of Java you can transition to Python or C# easily. Pick a specialization (e.g. webdev or data) and work on a very small but doable personal project. Then use this in your applications to get an entry level job somewhere. Your first job or two will probably be shit because they are entry level, but it will give you the money and stability to be back on your feet and the beginnings of a career. Fuck the demotivation, you're going to make it.

>> No.22859018

>"Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes." - Carl Jung

>> No.22859024

read The Snow Leopard

>> No.22859044

>>22857941
I'll give you a cheat code: find a college that offers an accelerated nursing program. It would be an additional two years. Pass the boards, get licensed, work in the ER and do travel nursing. If you can work through the drama, you'll be drowning in women.

>> No.22859109

>>22857941
Join the Army, nigga. You'll either discover a sense of purpose which you had hitherto been missing or you'll discover that you fucking hate it and afterwards do anything to get away from it. Either way it'll give you a much needed kick in the ass (and if you're not retarded you'll walk away with $30k cash in the bank and a decent amount in a 401k).

>> No.22859129

>>22857986
lmao no it isn't