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Ditch the Freudian depths and rewrite your story with Alfred Adler! "What Life Should Mean To You" isn't about dark desires, but the bright flame of purpose. It reveals that beneath feelings of inferiority lies a powerful drive to contribute and belong. Forget childhood traumas, it's your future goals that ignite your actions. This classic self-help book, penned by psychology pioneer Adler, shows you how to swap blame for encouragement, criticism for support, and isolation for meaningful connections. Unleash your potential, find your place in the world, and make your life a masterpiece - "What Life Should Mean To You" paints the roadmap for a fulfilling journey.
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Summary
Summary
Ditch the Freudian depths and rewrite your story with Alfred Adler! "What Life Should Mean To You" isn't about dark desires, but the bright flame of purpose. It reveals that beneath feelings of inferiority lies a powerful drive to contribute and belong. Forget childhood traumas, it's your future goals that ignite your actions. This classic self-help book, penned by psychology pioneer Adler, shows you how to swap blame for encouragement, criticism for support, and isolation for meaningful connections. Unleash your potential, find your place in the world, and make your life a masterpiece - "What Life Should Mean To You" paints the roadmap for a fulfilling journey.Author
Author Bio: Alfred Adler
ALFRED ADLER (1870-1937), pioneer Austrian psychiatrist, was born in Vienna. He first practiced as an ophthalmologist, later turning to mental disease. He became a prominent member of the
psychoanalytical group formed around Sigmund Freud. In 1911, he broke away from the group with his formulation of his ‘Individual Psychology’—a consideration of each person’s psychology as different
from others—which he developed in his Practice and Theory of Individual Psychology. His main contributions to psychology include the ‘inferiority complex’, and his treatment of neurosis as the
‘exploitation of shock’.Titles by Author
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| Available Formats : | Digital Download |
| Category: | Nonfiction/Self-Help |
| Runtime: | 8.07 |
| Audience: | Adult |
| Language: | English |
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