It urges you to think, regardless of the values you hold, and although I disagree with Aris on many points, he motivated me to create my own successes in my personal, social, and economic microcosm. Success is defined differently for everyone; look beyond the financial field, beyond the display of wealth, and try to create a better life for yourself and your loved ones.

This book is addressed to three kinds of people. To those who are in the best phase of their lives, at the top, who do not know how or if they will fall, to remind them that everything is borrowed, that humility is necessary both in low and high times (especially in high times).
It is addressed to those who have nothing to lose, those who have hit 'rock bottom', who need a branch to hold on to from the river that sweeps them away and is called life.
And finally, it is also addressed to those who have set a course, who are moving forward, even if they are not where they want to be at this moment in their lives. Who are neither at their best nor at their worst. In other words, it is addressed to all kinds of people, regardless of the phase of life they are in. For me specifically, it served as real help in one of the worst phases of my life and reminded me that a person does not control much, except for the effort they put in at each phase they are in. Only the best for such a book.

I have read 1/3, I came to review it just so that more people would read it.
I have been in the world of self-improvement since 2018, as well as in the world of entrepreneurship.
The book speaks the language of truth.
In an era where everyone wants things fast and politically correct, it comes to tell the hard truth.
If you want more, you have to do more.
For me, it is a very nice book.

Terrible read without any substance. An author full of anger and irony who didn't take the opportunity to convey his views to the reader in a useful way. Although I identified with 90% of what I read, I couldn't bear to read more than 10-20 pages because it was just like reading someone's outburst. I don't recommend it!

Excellent book! If you're tired of reading "self-improvement" books without "self-improving," this book is for you.

I believe it won't just improve you; it will break you down and rebuild you from scratch. It will shake you out of your delusion and show you the way to more, where your own work begins.

Too many words are poverty. If you care about substance and truth, take it with closed eyes.

If you truly care about your personal development, gift yourself this book and don't waste your time with "love apologies and universe theories" as Aris says. If you are a business person, combine it with business basics (Aris's first book) and you will remember me!

It is the most real book! It's like shaking you awake from the sleep you are in! I read half of it in just a few hours!

Antisoft differs from the usual light self-help reads.
It is a manual of self-awareness and self-improvement, which, if the reader decides, has results!
It is a powerful self-improvement book for those (who want to) feel like winners!

Excellent approach with shaking, not suitable for sensitive people who want everything to go smoothly and that the universe will conspire for their sake.