Description
Discover the transformative power of 'The Courage to be Happy'. This BRAND NEW edition, published in 2019 by Allen & Unwin, delves deep into the psychology of happiness and fulfillment. With 272 pages of rich, thought-provoking content, this book is a powerful sequel to the international bestseller 'The Courage to be Disliked'. It has already touched the hearts of over a million readers worldwide, making it a must-have for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of life with a newfound sense of courage.
In 'The Courage to be Happy', readers engage in a compelling Socratic dialogue between a wise philosopher and a young man eager for change. The philosopher introduces the groundbreaking theories of Alfred Adler, whose insights into human psychology offer a fresh perspective on pursuing happiness. Through addressing doubts and embracing Adler's 'psychology of courage', you will uncover practical steps to transform your mindset and enhance your life.
Whether you're grappling with self-doubt, searching for purpose, or striving for personal growth, this book provides the essential guidance and wisdom needed to brave the journey to happiness. The lessons within are universally applicable, empowering readers to embrace courage and create lasting fulfillment.
Delivery Information: We ensure a quick and reliable shipping process, bringing 'The Courage to be Happy' right to your doorstep without delay. Dive into a life-changing read today and embark on your journey towards happiness.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760529710
Year: 2019
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Pages: 272
Description:
This book is a compass.
Navigate and discover
along your path
the courage to be happy.
The Courage to be Happy presents profound insights into living life courageously and finding happiness along the way. It has already sold more than a million copies in Japan and is a sequel to The Courage to be Disliked, which has changed lives across the globe as an international bestselling sensation.
As in The Courage to be Disliked, we follow a Socratic dialogue between a philosopher and a young man. The philosopher believes that the key to a life of happiness and fulfilment is offered to us by the theories of Alfred Adler, a forgotten giant of 19th century psychology who has long been overshadowed by his two contemporaries, Freud and Jung. The young man is full of doubt that life can be genuinely improved by simply changing his thinking. Patiently, the philosopher explains the essence of Adler's 'psychology of courage', taking the young man through the mental steps necessary to achieve it, and demonstrating to the young man and to us the changes this psychology will bring to the way we live our lives.
This is a work that is truly life-changing in its power and universally applicable in its scope.
In 'The Courage to be Happy', readers engage in a compelling Socratic dialogue between a wise philosopher and a young man eager for change. The philosopher introduces the groundbreaking theories of Alfred Adler, whose insights into human psychology offer a fresh perspective on pursuing happiness. Through addressing doubts and embracing Adler's 'psychology of courage', you will uncover practical steps to transform your mindset and enhance your life.
Whether you're grappling with self-doubt, searching for purpose, or striving for personal growth, this book provides the essential guidance and wisdom needed to brave the journey to happiness. The lessons within are universally applicable, empowering readers to embrace courage and create lasting fulfillment.
Delivery Information: We ensure a quick and reliable shipping process, bringing 'The Courage to be Happy' right to your doorstep without delay. Dive into a life-changing read today and embark on your journey towards happiness.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760529710
Year: 2019
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Pages: 272
Description:
This book is a compass.
Navigate and discover
along your path
the courage to be happy.
The Courage to be Happy presents profound insights into living life courageously and finding happiness along the way. It has already sold more than a million copies in Japan and is a sequel to The Courage to be Disliked, which has changed lives across the globe as an international bestselling sensation.
As in The Courage to be Disliked, we follow a Socratic dialogue between a philosopher and a young man. The philosopher believes that the key to a life of happiness and fulfilment is offered to us by the theories of Alfred Adler, a forgotten giant of 19th century psychology who has long been overshadowed by his two contemporaries, Freud and Jung. The young man is full of doubt that life can be genuinely improved by simply changing his thinking. Patiently, the philosopher explains the essence of Adler's 'psychology of courage', taking the young man through the mental steps necessary to achieve it, and demonstrating to the young man and to us the changes this psychology will bring to the way we live our lives.
This is a work that is truly life-changing in its power and universally applicable in its scope.