Reddit mentions of 100 Things To Do In Your Dreams: Inspiring things to try in your next lucid dream [Lucid Dreaming Book By The Creator Of How To Lucid]

My first rule when considering if I should take someone's lucid dreaming advice seriously, I take into account their approach to teaching. I've been following how to lucid for a while. His channel was bigger than mine, but still pretty modest when I found him. His channel exploded because he got lucky enough to have a front page reddit post, in which he called himself an expert. That's strike one. There are no lucid dreaming experts and, even if there are, they certainly know enough not to call themselves experts. The most knowledgeable people I know on this topic are Daniel Love and Geo from lucidsource.net. Their vast knowledge is far greater than how to lucid's and they'll be the first to tell you that there are no experts.

On his approach, you'll notice that he has a lot of videos aimed at how to lucid dream "fast/easy/tonight". This is a clear sign that he's doing his best to reach a specific audience. That audience doesn't really want to learn how to lucid dream, or rather they don't want to put in any effort. Plenty of people are interested in it, but since so many people search for the easy way, they get directed to people like this who want to cash in on people's desire to lucid dream while not providing them with anything worthwhile to that pursuit. It's about views and quick sells of useless information, rather than actually building people's knowledge about the topic. Strike two.

This is highly evidenced in strike three, if you look at his books on amazon, you'll find "100 things to do in lucid dreams". What does this really add to the community? Literally anyone who wanted to make a book like that could do so without any lucid dreaming know how. Any one of us could think of 100 things to do in lucid dreams every day and no one would be more skilled for it. My favorite is to scroll down to the reviews of that book and look at the very first review. Submitted by the very personal "Amazon Customer" (ah, yes, I know him well, great guy). Where they write:

"The author is an expert in the field of lucid dreaming and this book is full of interesting things to do! Once you can lucid dream, you don't want to waste time not knowing what to do, do you? This book solves that problem"

I'm pretty sure he submitted this review himself. Again, because the only person calling how to lucid an expert is how to lucid.

I don't know him personally and have no animosity toward him. I simply find his approach to be more out of a business perspective than for actually giving a damn about what you're filling people's heads with on this topic. There are far worse people talking about it, but he certainly isn't helping. My advice is to look for other people who don't just spew fourth quick fixes that really don't do anything.