Tools to stay happy. mental health tools
Books, websites, apps
Books:
A Beautiful Mind
by Slyvia Nasar
Review: The book that the movie is based on. Gives us a deep insight into the ideas of genius, schizophrenia and life in general.
The God Delusion
by Richard Dawkins
Review: A brilliant work on atheist thinking.
The Oxford English Dictionary
by Oxford University Press
Review: Every thought, idea, feeling, object, process and quality etc can be simply defined by this work. Very useful to learn about how much we each still need to learn. Use the online version.
50 Self-Help Classics
by Tom Butler-Bowdon.
Review: Self-help or personal improvement books are my favourite genre of literature. They are a starting point for lifelong learning. A quick guide.
Sapiens
by Yuval Noah Harari
Review: a history of human beings that condenses many lessons into one
Your Money or Your Life
by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez
Review: a simple book that reveals methods to escape material unhappiness.
Websites + apps:
Wikipedia
Everything you want to know about anything!
Keeping connected socially is good for your mental health.
Your search for answers starts here.
SunSmart Global UV
This app gives you UV readings according to your location, so you can protect yourself from skin cancer.
Amazon
The one of the biggest reading resources online.
Ebay
Shop smart, shop around.
Healthline
Good general free health advice.
Life360
This app enables you and your social circles to never get lost.
The Guardian
Impartial, rigorously principled journalism.
The UN
The best organisation in the world.
NASA
All about the universe we live in.
Google Maps
This app locates you and directs you to almost anywhere.
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