What books do you recommend for forging a strong will or breaking

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>>7633636
>breaking through societies constructs
do you even have to ask?

>>7633636
Stirner
Nietzsche
The Bible

The Apology - Plato

Prometheus Rising

>>7633636
Julius Evola

>>7633636
Epictetus, Jesus as he appears in Mark and Matthew, >>7633658, and the Divine Marcus desu. >>7633655, >>7633664 leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I have too much self criticism to go that way.

>>7633636
Science and Human Behavior
by B.F. Skinner

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>>7633636
Not even trolling, it is rare when you find a person that trains their mind and body, and most do neither.

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>>7633845

The Satanic Bible
Yeah I'm from that "what keeps you going" thread. Seriously though give it a shot it's short as fuck to read.

>>7633845
5x5 + Push/Pullups is the patrician training method

>>7633887
>100 push-ups
>100 sit-ups
>100 bodyweight squats
>running 10 km every single day
>Three meals a day, but only a banana as breakfast
>Don't use the AC, strengthen your mental resistance.

Thus spoke Zarathustra

>>7633895
That's a deece program lad, more of a strength guy myself though:

Workout A:
5x5 Squat
5x5 Bench
5x5 Bent Row
3x8 Pushups
3x8 Pullups

Workout B is similar but with OHP and Deadlift.

On this topic and OP's, I recommend Sun & Steel by Mishima.

>>7633901
Well I just started Sheiko, but I assumed that OP was a skinny suicidal frogposter.

Bump, cool thread

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>>7633636
Anti-oedipus