Bleh, the School of Life is a joke. I rather go with the likes of Gregory B. Sadler of Reason IO who actually looks at the text, helps you understand them but still compels you to acquire the work and actually read it. Because he knows and implicitly states we are all full of biases, so it's best you can take the time to read it, struggle with it, get help when needed and read it again so you can form a perception on the work itself. Anyways, welcome @bohemian.machine.
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LOL I knew you were going to say that about TSoL... but I can understand it. A lot of philosophers who are acquaintances of mine have told me exactly the same. I'll check your recommendation, then 😋 I've always wanted to read philosophy, but I feel that the entrance barrier to certain texts is somewhat steep.
Thank you again 🤗