Of course, there are hundreds more excellent psychology books I could add, and who knows how many must-read books that I

“Who will tell whether one happy moment of love, or the joy of breathing on a bright morning and smelling the fresh air, is not worth all the suffering and effort which life implies?” -Erich Fromm

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n and lack of a network for guidance, I staggered my way into Data Science. Although I still have plenty to learn, I am at a point now where I can look back at where I was and be proud to say I’ve accomplished something I said that I will do, even though the odds were stacked against me.

You may be familiar with Maslow’s hierarchy of needs (although, fun fact: Maslow himself never actually put them into a pyramid), but Kaufman shows how, towards the end of his life, Maslow was working on the next stage of his vision of human development.

That’s true because our feelings and emotions get involved when we deal with money! It’s kind of like what physicist Richard Feynman said when he wondered aloud about how much more difficult physics would be if electrons had feelings!

This is a fascinating book, written by a beautiful human being who cared deeply about our world, and who hated to see it being torn apart by conflict and brought down by sorrow. If you’re looking to understand human nature more intimately, I highly recommend this book!

The best thing about The Psychology of Money is the friendly, convivial tone of Morgan Housel throughout, as he teaches us everything he’s learned about how to master our own psychology when it comes to money and spending.

The next stage is transcendence, where we realize that our own personal well-being is intimately tied up with the well-being of every single other person alive on earth. It’s a powerful, game-changing idea.

Ernest Becker is best known for his Pulitzer Prize-winning book, The Denial of Death, where he showed that one of the biggest motivators of human behavior is the subconscious fear of death. Basically, human beings are afraid to die, so they/we try to leave legacies, amass fortunes, and “make a dent in the universe.”

Erich Fromm changed my entire life when I first read The Sane Society. Same with The Art of Loving, actually, where he says that love is the only rational answer to the problem of human existence. Amazing.

The Birth and Death of Meaning covers a lot of ground, but it mostly deals with how human beings collaborate in constructing meaning. He shows that our social context — i.e. society — is made up of a multiplicity of “selves,” or “egos,” who all want different things, and who continue “playing the game” so that we can all get what we need from each other.

One of the most interesting parts of Transcend I’ll also mention briefly is Kaufman’s list of the thirteen sources of well-being: More positive emotions, fewer negative emotions, life satisfaction, vitality, environmental mastery, positive relationships, self-acceptance, mastery, autonomy, personal growth, engagement in life, purpose, and meaning in life, and what he calls “transcendent experiences.”

This is probably the most uplifting book on this list, and Scott Barry Kaufman does an excellent job of extending Abraham Maslow’s ideas from nearly 70 years ago to show how human beings can move even beyond self-actualization and create a more humane and comforting society for every single one of us.

When mere conformity is seen as mental health, we’re blinded to just how crazy parts of our society really are. Fromm never lived to see Facebook replace many of our in-person interactions, but he was keenly aware of how the latest technologies allowed modern militaries to kill real people thousands of miles away just by pushing a button.

I mentioned that he was one of my favorite human beings ever, and I’m not alone in this opinion! One time, in the 1960s, thousands of his students got together and offered to pay his salary when the University of California, Berkeley, threatened to remove him as a lecturer. Unfortunately, their petition didn’t succeed, but it shows you a little bit about how much he was loved by his students.

Housel teaches that knowing what to do doesn’t really teach us anything about what happens in our heads when we actually try to do it. We all know that we should be saving for retirement, getting out of debt, following a budget, etc. And yet, when it comes to actually doing those things, our plans often fall apart.