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The Courage to Be Happy by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga
picks up three years after the events of The Courage to Be Disliked, following the same young man as he returns to the philosopher disillusioned, convinced that Adler's teachings work only in theory and not in practice. Through another illuminating dialogue, Kishimi and Koga dig deeper into Adlerian psychology, tackling real-world challenges like education, relationships, and the courage required to genuinely accept yourself and others. Published by Simon & Schuster, this eye-opening follow-up to the international phenomenon shows that true contentment is within everyone's power. For readers who found The Courage to Be Disliked transformative, this sequel takes the philosophy further into the practical realities of daily life.
Key Topics Included:
● Adler's Teachings in the Real World: Moves beyond theory to test Adlerian psychology against everyday relationships and setbacks.
● Education and Mentorship: Explores how Adlerian principles apply to teaching, learning, and guiding others.
● Self-Acceptance and Trust: Examines the courage needed to trust others and accept yourself without conditions.
● Redefining Happiness: Argues that true contentment comes from within, not from external achievement or approval.
● Publisher: Simon & Schuster
● Binding: Paperback
● Pages: 275
● Price: 1500 PKR
● ISBN: 9781982142261