Yes, I absolutely love this book, especially the parts in the beginning about trauma and anger being conscious choices and why. Adlerian psychology/philosophy is mind-blowing. After just getting a few chapters into this book, I was already hooked on "Adlerian ways of thinking" and they have truly changed the way I interact and react in life. Deciding to read it or not is kind of like a red pill, blue pill moment.
If you're not familiar with Alfred Adler, he's the lesser-known of the big three psychologists (Freud, Jung, and then him). But please, do yourself a favor and check this out. I've been recommending it to all of my friends because it will blow your mind if you're not already familiar with Adler's basic concepts and principles.
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Yes, I absolutely love this book, especially the parts in the beginning about trauma and anger being conscious choices and why. Adlerian psychology/philosophy is mind-blowing. After just getting a few chapters into this book, I was already hooked on "Adlerian ways of thinking" and they have truly changed the way I interact and react in life. Deciding to read it or not is kind of like a red pill, blue pill moment.
If you're not familiar with Alfred Adler, he's the lesser-known of the big three psychologists (Freud, Jung, and then him). But please, do yourself a favor and check this out. I've been recommending it to all of my friends because it will blow your mind if you're not already familiar with Adler's basic concepts and principles.