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Themes From This Book I Read

Joshua Enya

Daily life is incredibly complex, frustrating, and hard to figure out. But sometimes we learn; from the things we read or the things we see. TFTBIR explores themes/ideas from books, and discusses them to help with the complexities of life.

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This theme was pulled from Flowers for Algernon.

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Introduction To TFTBIR

Stories shape us long before we realize they do.

And this is the reason why Themes From This Book I Read exists.

I've come to realize how many of my opinions and ideas about life and living have come from the pages of a great story. That...

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  • Joshua Enya

    Yapping on great thoughts, ideas, books in Investing, trading and psychology to boost your trading/investing journey. NFA. Also writing my first fiction book, let's write and read together.

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