Using the theories of Alfred Adler, this book is written as a dialogue between a philosopher and a student. It argues that we have the power to determine our own futures, regardless of our past traumas. The core message is that true freedom comes from the "courage to be disliked"—letting go of the need for others' approval to live an authentic life
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Using the theories of Alfred Adler, this book is written as a dialogue between a philosopher and a student. It argues that we have the power to determine our own futures, regardless of our past traumas. The core message is that true freedom comes from the "courage to be disliked"—letting go of the need for others' approval to live an authentic life