The Human OS Library

Aniruddh Jangid

Systems for attention, discipline, identity, and decision-making.

Operating manuals for the inner life, written for working professionals.

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Published titles

4

Titles in production

13

Live projects

The Human OS Library

Imprint

The work

I write operating systems for the inner life. Attention, emotion, identity, and choice are treated as infrastructure, not as mood. The work exists so a working professional can run a clear protocol instead of collecting more advice.

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The catalogue

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Cover of The Unshakeable Mind by Aniruddh Jangid

Vol. 1 · The Disciplined Mind

The Unshakeable Mind

Cover of The Sovereign Attention by Aniruddh Jangid

Vol. 2 · The Disciplined Mind

The Sovereign Attention

Cover of The Architect of Self by Aniruddh Jangid

Vol. 3 · The Disciplined Mind

The Architect of Self

Cover of The Anti-Regret Blueprint by Aniruddh Jangid

Vol. 4 · The Disciplined Mind

The Anti-Regret Blueprint

Cover of Attention Wars by Aniruddh Jangid

Standalone

Attention Wars

Inside the Business of Capturing Your Mind

A reported investigation into the industry that treats human attention as inventory. The book looks at how capture is designed, sold, and scaled, and what that design does to a mind that wants to remain its own.

ForReaders who want to understand the market that is bidding for their focus.

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Notable projects

Built, and in use.

Products that sit beside the books.

All projects

In production

What is coming next

Four titles are in production across two tracks. One continues the practical work of The Human OS Library. One extends into popular science, on the engineered systems that run an ordinary day.

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Philosophy

A few commitments the library is built on.

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Attention is the base currency

Everything you value is bought with attention before it is bought with money or time.

02

Behaviour follows architecture, not intention

People believe they act on their values. Mostly they act on their defaults.

03

Identity is built, not discovered

The instruction to find yourself assumes a finished object is buried somewhere. There is no such object.

Writing

From the desk

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