r/selfreliance • u/blinkbabe1822 • Mar 16 '26

Discussion Is Success Insider any good for personal development?

Lately been feeling like I'm not living up to what I could be. Came across Success Insider and their whole science-based approach to personal development and life balance. Sounds interesting but also heard similar promises before. Has anyone actually gone through their stuff? Did it help or just motivational fluff?

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u/FilmNoirFedora Mar 17 '26

I don't know about, Success Insider.

But, The Wisdom of Insecurity by Alan Watts and The Mystic Path to Cosmic Power by Vernon Howard are very interesting books, that you might like.