by Ichiro Kishimi
Published by Ichiro Kishimi
In a series of illuminating dialogues between a philosopher and a troubled young man, this bestselling introduction to Alfred Adler's psychology argues that the past does not determine who we become — only the meaning...
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In a series of illuminating dialogues between a philosopher and a troubled young man, this bestselling introduction to Alfred Adler's psychology argues that the past does not determine who we become — only the meaning we choose to give it. The philosopher challenges his pupil to give up seeking others' approval, separate his own tasks from other people's, and find the courage to be disliked in pursuit of real freedom and happiness. Already an enormous bestseller across Asia, the book distills decades of Adlerian thought into a warm, conversational guide to reshaping how you see yourself and your relationships.