Today’s book: Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl—a life-changing classic born from unthinkable suffering, showing that even in the worst circumstances, we can find meaning, dignity, and purpose.
Here’s your 1-minute summary:
- Life has meaning under all conditions. Even in a concentration camp, Frankl discovered the power of inner freedom.
- You can’t control what happens—but you can always control your response. That’s where your true power lies.
- Suffering ceases to be suffering when it finds meaning. Ask not “Why me?” but “What is life asking of me right now?”
- Purpose is essential. People can endure almost anything if they have a “why” to live for.
- Choose your attitude. Between stimulus and response is a space—and in that space is your freedom and your growth.
Meaning isn’t something you wait for—it’s something you make. What’s one way you’ll create meaning today?
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