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The pistachio theory book is one of the books on human development and self-development. The author of the book is Fahd Amer Al-Ahmadi. The book consists of two parts, the first part contains 338 pages, which includes a large number of articles that talk about self-development, improving ways of thinking, and raising awareness among people.

The second part consists of 332 pages, including 52 topics in self-development, thinking errors, and our relationship with people.

Summary of the book The Pistachio Theory, Part One
The writer covers all his topics centered on self-development and development in this part, where he collected his articles that relate to the aspect of change, development, self-development and the importance of independent thinking, and he created innovative ideas to solve the problems that direct us in life in order to charge the reader with positive energy.

Among the topics included in the book:

What is your plan in life.
Know yourself first.
If you don't dream about it, how will you achieve it?
Don't think about success, but about creating a successful habit.
Summary of the pistachio theory book.
Twenty home bases.
Little life tips.
Summary of the book The Pistachio Theory, Part Two
The direction taken by this is not different from the direction of the first part, rather it is considered an extension of it, as this part completes the talk about the methods used in thinking and the mistakes that lie in the way of dealing and the motives of behavior and our relationship with people and society, and many topics that the author believes will change the way Your thinking and judgment on things.
Among the topics included in the book:

Most lucky person in the world
Be the change you want
We learn from difference
who knows you so little
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger
Five languages ​​that not everyone masters
Nobody watches you like your children
Simple addition law
Hill's Laws of Success
Reading alone is not enough
You need a daily habit
How do you apologize smartly?
Make your opponent honorable
Your victory at any cost is not a victory
So that your thoughts are not petrified
The most important piece of advice in the book
Author of The Pistachio Theory
The author of the book is Fahd Amer Al-Ahmadi Al-Harbi. He was born on September 28, 1967 AD in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah in the Al-Atan Al-Shaabi neighborhood. He is a Saudi writer and author of a column around the world in Al-Riyadh newspaper.

At first he wrote articles for Al-Madina newspaper, then before moving to Al-Riyadh newspaper, he is still a daily writer for Al-Riyadh newspaper. He is also the highest paid writer at the level of Saudi writers today.
Other books by the writer Fahd Amer Al-Ahmadi
Fahd Amer Al-Ahmadi wrote more than 6,000 articles and published several books, including:

The book of someone who knows a genie makes me feel bad
corner book
book around the world
God's chosen people
God alone can make them
Around the world in 80 articles
Why don't sheep go to the doctor?
Quotes from the book The Pistachio Theory, Part One and Part Two
The following are some quotes from The Pistachio Theory in its first and second parts. Quotes from the first part:

The closest person to reason and wisdom is the one who realizes his own shortcomings and that he is not free from the defects of sound thinking
The secret of success lies in clarity of purpose and flexibility in implementation
If you don't know where to go, all roads lead to nothing
If you think that you are a small part of this world, remember that your appearance in the world was an exceptional and rare event
God did not create us equal, but He gave every human being an opportunity to develop himself
You are late for any task when you think you have enough time to get it done
We may be comfortable with those who agree with us, but we learn from those who criticize us and disagree with us.
Today, like every day, is a new opportunity to say (no) without fear of losing anyone!
Don't waste your daily energy over acting angry or arguing with a stupid person
Quotes from the second part:

You must stop (first) and before it is too late from: self-flagellation and underestimating your capabilities, remembering the mistakes you have committed when it is too late to fix them, repeating the same mistakes in the future, taking revenge or taking revenge on those who wronged you, and saying yes when you want to say no.
Be smart and stay one step ahead of others
Happiness has nothing to do with money, faith, culture and knowledge, but with your view of life and the way you judge things
You can do the impossible when you are convinced of your ability to change the impossible
Intelligent people are those who act intelligently, do not repeat a mistake twice, and do not hesitate to change their stupid opinions when they discover that they are so.
It is not wrong to have a wrong opinion, but rather to have a rigid mind and opinions that refuse to change.
Take good care of your reputation, as days will prove to you that it is the most valuable thing you have