I don't have a family due to them being evil, and I don't really have any role models (I'm working on that, though). Lately, I have been making big mistakes, so I want to learn from people who are smarter than me. Looking for a biography or an autobiography where the author is critical of themselves. Ideally, a modern-day book or at least modern-ish (WW 1 and beyond).
I am in my 30s, f, computer programmer, chronically ill (but fighting it), no college degree, childhood abuse and suicide loss survivor.
Hope that makes sense, thanks!
by baduk_is_life
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Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins
I don’t think I’ve ever read a biography that didn’t teach me something about myself. Some good ones: Bill Gates, Shonda Rhymes (great storyteller), Viola Davis (had a rough start, omg inspirational; you might like), Will Smith (had a rough start, and tells his story with so much warmth and glee; it’s fantastic).