"The primary motivation for living is to find meaning." -Viktor Frankl, renowned psychiatrist and bestselling author of Man's Search for Meaning

This timely book brings the inspiring wisdom of Viktor Frankl to modern audiences.

Have you ever wondered what gives life meaning? Have you longed for guidance toward a life that truly matters?

Viktor Frankl was a renowned psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor. His messages of freedom, responsibility and resilience-no matter the circumstances-have changed the lives of millions around the world. Now you, too, can experience their transformative power.

Meaning is unique to each individual. It cannot be given; it must be discovered. Using powerful quotations direct from the source-but contextualized for life today-The Inspiring Wisdom of Viktor E. Frankl will lead you on this journey. Through reflection exercises that help you put your life in perspective, it will guide you toward making the shifts necessary to live a truly meaningful life.

In every moment, you have the opportunity to make meaningful choices in big or small ways. These choices shape you and the world around you. How will you decide?

Practical and profound, this book will empower you to choose wisely.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	106
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Vfia Publishing
Fecha de Publicación	2020-09-06
Dimensiones	8.0" x 5.0" x 0.25" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	Nueva Era

Hummel, Moira

Moira's career began as a civil litigation attorney specializing in research and writing. In 2015, she shifted her focus to pursuing her dream of working with children and young adults in foster care. For over a decade, Moira has worked with several nonprofits assisting foster youth at sibling reunification camps and in life-skills training programs. She has mentored and guided individual foster youth through life-changing events. Additionally, Moira is the content editor for Pam Roy Blog, where she reviews posts and helps shape the arguments presented. For over fifteen years, she has been a volunteer and board member of Brothers' Helpers, a nonprofit feeding Los Angeles's homeless. Moira read Man's Search for Meaning and became convinced that Frankl's life philosophy has the potential to transform lives. She cofounded the Viktor Frankl Institute of America and is currently working on a program that will incorporate Viktor Frankl's teaching into her nonprofit work with foster youth. Moira is married to Brian and has three adult children and three grandchildren.

Roy, Pam

Pam is an advocate for the mental health and well-being of children and young adults. With her background in market research and business, she writes a blog, Pam Roy Blog, focusing on education and preparing students for both the future of work and a meaningful life. She is a mentor to youth making life decisions. She cohosts the podcast Q-Ed UP with Ziz and Pam, engaging in conversations about what it means to be educated in the twenty-first century. Inspired by the meaning-centered philosophy of Viktor Frankl, Pam is involved in film and book projects related to bringing his ideas to a new generation. She is cofounder of the Viktor Frankl Institute of America and executive producer of the upcoming feature film, Man's Search for Meaning. She is also executive producer of Meaning in Madness, a soon-to-be released short film series which shines a light on the systemic issues contributing to the epidemic of mental health disorders in students. Pam is involved with nonprofit organizations helping foster youth as well as International Sanctuary, a social enterprise that empowers women escaping human trafficking. She is the mother of three adult daughters.