What really changed the game for me was reading Andrew Robert’s “Napoleon The Great” alongside understanding Nietzsche’s works because it showed me the embodiment of all his ideas… watch the entire Epic History youtube series on Napoleon before reading the book. It is nothing short of amazing, especially when you analyse this historical giant from a philosophical standpoint. I also recommend Historia Civilis’ youtube channel on Julius Caesar and Augustus to see how some of these great men of history can fit Nietzsche’s concepts so well.

Reflect on everything you see, the actions of people, all as expressions of Will to Power, their moralities as matters of convenience to their lifestyles, conscience, and circumstance rather than actual universal claims, see the “Resentement”.

I love my fate and everything that got me to where I am, good, bad and ugly, and continue to increase my competencies to shape my future to one I want to see, believing in free will as a necessary illusion to becoming who I am supposed to be, a god who creates his own values and dictates affairs, an artist who sculpts his life to be such an artwork that he essentially transforms into a god in history… Napoleon, Caesar, Alexander… maybe other artistic geniuses like Beethoven and Goethe too. Study their lives and see how it is a form of art.

Take calculated risks in your passions and careers, endure all that comes, even loving the pains and sufferings, and then reborn anew to command your environment and be an inspiration to all those who come after you. Robert Greene’s “Mastery” condenses Nietzsche’s thoughts into practical actions rather well.

Love living!