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.

An aspiration is not just a big goal in life that you hope to achieve. It is actually about becoming the person you are meant to be. It is about changing your identity. It is a way of life that gives you meaning and purpose.

That one question is not asked enough by each of us, nor is it likely to be acted upon. Big questions are kind of scary, and humans don't do well with such questions. But surely you have dared to wonder such a thing yourself? There is safety in numbers, so let's explore the answer together.