According to Frankl, life is a quest for meaning.

Is life simply an accumulation of power, driven by an innate sense of inferiority in an overwhelmingly vast universe?

We seek pleasure and avoid pain, while delaying instant gratification to avoid the consequences of unsuitable behavior.

Reaching for aspirations is about defining your new identity and then doing what that person would do. A system of effective habits with small, manageable steps and support from the people you trust is essential. Find out how in this step-by-step guide.

Frankl, creator of Logotherapy, survived Nazi concentration camps and provides a compelling argument that life is a quest for meaning, not power or pleasure. He also argues that meaning is unique to each of us. This book will change you if you have the courage to read it.

Learning is a creative, artistic endeavor that cannot be planned in advance. The process must allow for thinking, doing, failing, reflecting and a whole host of other activities that are nonlinear in nature.