After I graduated College I sat down and thought.... why didn't someone show me this before? this video proposes a journey of self-education through the Harvard Classics, a curated reading list from 1909. The creator shares their personal experience of realizing a gap in their education after graduating college and discovering the profound impact of classic literature like Thoreau's "Walden." This sparked a desire to explore other timeless works and a curiosity about whether others feel the same way. The video aims to connect with viewers who find themselves drawn to libraries and the wisdom of older books. The creator introduces the Harvard Classics, compiled by Harvard University President Dr. Eliot as a guide to a well-rounded modern education. They acknowledge the list's origins as a promotional tool by Collier Publishing Company, raising questions about its objectivity. However, the core idea of engaging with foundational texts remains compelling. The video extends an invitation to viewers to join a virtual book club, where they can read, discuss, and share insights gained from these classic works. This video is a call to action for those seeking self-improvement through literature. The creator expresses a preference for non-fiction and older works, believing they offer wisdom that has stood the test of time. They acknowledge that modern books have value but emphasize the unique insights found in classic literature. The video concludes with a request for viewer engagement, encouraging them to share their experiences with the Harvard Classics or similar reading lists, and to express their interest in joining the proposed book club.