Man's Search for Meaning

Viktor Frankl survived Nazi concentration camps and emerged with a revolutionary insight: our deepest drive isn't for pleasure or power, but for meaning. Drawing from his harrowing experiences as prisoner 119,104 in Auschwitz, Frankl reveals how we can find purpose even in the darkest circumstances. His groundbreaking approach, logotherapy, shows that while we cannot always choose our circumstances, we can always choose our attitude toward them.

Between stimulus and response lies a space—and in that space lies our ultimate freedom. What meaning is waiting to be fulfilled by you? How will you respond when life brings suffering? What makes existence worthwhile when everything else is stripped away?Viktor Frankl survived Nazi concentration camps and emerged with a revolutionary insight: our deepest drive isn't for pleasure or power, but for meaning. Drawing from his harrowing experiences as prisoner 119,104 in Auschwitz, Frankl reveals how we can find purpose even in the darkest circumstances. His groundbreaking approach, logotherapy, shows that while we cannot always choose our circumstances, we can always choose our attitude toward them.

In this KitUP, you'll learn:

- What meaning is waiting to be fulfilled by you?

- How will you respond when life brings suffering?

- What makes existence worthwhile when everything else is stripped away?