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Psychology · 7 min

Viktor Frankl: The Freedom to Choose Meaning

By Viktor Frankl

Explore Viktor Frankl's 'Man's Search for Meaning' to understand how purpose and attitude offer resilience against suffering, revealing our ultimate freedom.

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“Explore Viktor Frankl's 'Man's Search for Meaning' to understand how purpose and attitude offer resilience against suffering, revealing our ultimate freedom.”

— Viktor Frankl, Viktor Frankl: The Freedom to Choose Meaning

What it is about

meaning, suffering, hope

Who it is for

Listeners grappling with life's inevitable hardships will gain a profound framework for transforming suffering into a source of strength, revealing how the deliberate choice of attitude can forge an unshakeable sense of purpose and inner freedom.

The author

A psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor, Viktor Frankl's groundbreaking theory of logotherapy is forged from the crucible of unimaginable suffering, offering hard-won wisdom on the human capacity for meaning and choice.

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Viktor Frankl

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