My therapist recommended for me to read biographies to inspire

Hitler

>>1605571
Hamilton was born a bastard on a shit island in the Caribbean, but 30 years later he was George Washington's right-hand man and one of the most respected leaders in America.


>someone who struggles with basic social skills, is pretty dumb generally, and can't even get a simple job? and then after that they bettered themselves and started to do awesome important things?

None of this applies to him though, or to anyone else who mattered historically.

>>1605571
>Are there any great historical figures who spent the first 25 or so years of their life doing nothing, who went through a crappy education with 0 friends in life?

Genghis Khan had everything stolen from him by his father's rivals. He grew to build one of the largest empires in the history of man. His people were so poor, they made clothes from the skins of field mice and ate insects just to survive. He brought them in control of the Silk Road.

Ludwig Wittgenstein was born into one of the wealthiest families in Europe at the time. Gave up his inheritance and fought in the frontlines of ww1 in what may have been a suicide attempt give nthat 3/4 of his brothers killed themselves.

He then lived in poverty for the rest of his life while acting like an autist at Cambridge.

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>>1605571
>Are there any great historical figures who spent the first 25 or so years of their life doing nothing, who went through a crappy education with 0 friends in life?
Sure, take your pi-
>someone who struggles with basic social skills, is pretty dumb generally, and can't even get a simple job?
No. All historic figures who started out as losers could at least hold an occupation and a conversation.