The Good Psychopath's Guide to Success

The concept challenges conventional views on morality and success. I'm curious whether this perspective is based on research, personal experience, or a mix of both.

The book presents traits typically seen as negative in a new light, which made me question how society defines success and morality. Has anyone else felt conflicted about these ideas?

The selection of traits seemed deliberate, but I wonder what criteria or experiences influenced these choices. It made me think about how traits are context-dependent.