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And I would like you to give yourself the opportunity to get to know them. As always, all the books I mention are available on Amazon, in print or digital versions. #1. Man's Search for Meaning , Viktor Frankl (Herder) man's search for meaning viktor frankl I read this book in my teens and returned to it many times, for its hopeful message about the human capacity to transcend the worst difficulties and tragedies.
In this age of rampant consumerism and obsession sweden mobile database with success, the coronavirus came to remind us that we are fragile and that one day we will die. When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves. Viktor Frankl And it is in “bare existence,” where we are stripped of everything that apparently sustains us, that we can discover what gives meaning to life.
Frankl, a psychiatrist, writer and survivor of a Nazi concentration camp, explains to us through his own experience how to unite our “thin threads of broken lives” to weave a coherent, meaningful and responsible life project. The Power of Being Vulnerable , Brené Brown (Uranus) the power of being vulnerable brené brown I love Brené me with two constant themes in my life: perfectionism and the need to always show myself strong.
In this age of rampant consumerism and obsession sweden mobile database with success, the coronavirus came to remind us that we are fragile and that one day we will die. When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves. Viktor Frankl And it is in “bare existence,” where we are stripped of everything that apparently sustains us, that we can discover what gives meaning to life.
Frankl, a psychiatrist, writer and survivor of a Nazi concentration camp, explains to us through his own experience how to unite our “thin threads of broken lives” to weave a coherent, meaningful and responsible life project. The Power of Being Vulnerable , Brené Brown (Uranus) the power of being vulnerable brené brown I love Brené me with two constant themes in my life: perfectionism and the need to always show myself strong.