How to Improve from Suffering with Viktor Frankl's Tragic Optimism Approach | Foundations Friday 85
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Man's Search for Meaning is the most influential book I've read. We learn about Frankl's loss and suffering, but more impactfully, about how he maintained optimism and hope during his agony in the Nazi concentration camps.
In this episode, I share quotes from his book on the value of suffering and three key ways we can all use tragic optimism within our lives.
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