Can anyone suggest more books like Man's Search for Meaning or Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman? I like books where the author gives insights by reflecting on their life experiences.

I can recommend a couple - Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, How to get rich - Felix Dennis and That Will Never Work - Marc Randolph (Co Founder at Netflix) Shoe Dog is written in first person and was quite interesting even though I think he used a ghost writer. (not sure). How to get rich was a surprisingly fun read. I'd recommend that. That Will Never Work was okay. But if you are interested in the history of Netflix (before streaming), that is a good write up.

Thanks a lot, I'll check them out. Shoe dog has been on my to-read list for a long time so I'll probably start with that

The choice by edit eger is also really great. It also deals with holocaust like mans search for meaning.

Meditations by marcus aurelius

Everyone you hate is going to die by Daniel Sloss

Open by Andre Agassi

"Physics of the Future" by Dr. Michio kaku

Hi everyone, thanks a lot for your suggestions 🙂 I am halfway through Shoedog and it's exactly what I was looking for. (Thanks @loud-glass-33663) I was also having a look at the Gulag Archipelago and it seems to be similar to Man's Search For Meaning. Would you guys recommend it?