★"All human civilizations are developed based on inferiority feelings." - Adler

[What is "What Life Should Mean To You"?]
★The masterpiece of Adler, the founder of individual psychology and a pioneer of humanistic psychology, and known as one of the "three giants of psychology" along with Freud and Jung!
★A great work that has influenced psychology masters such as Maslow, Watson, and Rogers, and is highly praised by Jung, Carnegie, Murphy, and others!

[Why should we read "What Life Should Mean To You"?]
★This is a psychological work that has changed the fates of countless people around the world. When you feel weak, confused about life, and fearful of the future, come and read this book!
★Inferiority is an inevitable part of our lives, but it can also become the driving force for us to pursue excellence. And you are better than you think and can be even better!

[How to read "What Life Should Mean To You"?]
★The 1-minute comic series interestingly disassembles classic masterpieces and leads you to learn easily.
Super simple: Visualize knowledge and principles. Learning psychology can also be not so boring.
Super interesting: Interpret life states with comics and lead you to experience various lives.
Super practical: Select the essence of the original content. Refined framework + chapter guides. Quickly get the key points in one minute.

The "one minute Comics of classic masterpieces" series includes five titles:
"One Minute Comics of What Life Should Mean To You"
"One Minute Comics of The Republic"
"One Minute Comics of Wisdom of Life"
"One Minute Comics of The Scrolls"
"One Minute Comics of The Interpretation of Dreams"
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"What Life Could Mean to You" is one of the representative works of Austrian psychologist Alfred Adler, which deeply discusses the nature of inferiority feelings and their role in personal growth and development.

Adler believes that inferiority feeling is a universal emotional experience of human beings. It is not a negative emotion, but a driving force for individuals to pursue excellence and make continuous progress. Adler emphasizes that through cooperation with others and making contributions to society, individuals can achieve the improvement of self-worth and thus transcend inferiority.

Starting from the perspective of individual psychology, the author analyzes childhood memories, analyzes people's inferiority and superiority psychology in childhood, explores the root of inferiority, and uses a large number of examples to illustrate the direction of life path and the true meaning of life significance from multiple fields such as education, family, dreams, social interaction, work, and marriage, so as to help people correctly understand themselves, treat occupations and others, untie the inferiority complex, help us find the real way to get out of inferiority, build a strong heart, so as to meet a better self and establish better interpersonal relationships and social life.

Alfred Adler (1870 - 1937)

An Austrian psychologist. He was one of the earliest psychologists to collaborate with Sigmund Freud. Later, he parted ways with Freud and developed his own psychological theory, namely Individual Psychology. He is a pioneer of humanistic psychology and the father of modern individual psychology. He is known as one of the "three giants of psychology" along with Freud and Jung. "What Life Should Mean to You" is a very influential work of his, which is of great significance for understanding human behavior, psychological development, and social interaction. In particular, it has had a profound impact on later psychological treatment and practice.