Recommendations from our site
“Walk into any bookstore and somewhere there’s a shelf that’s labelled self-help. In my view, you can just ignore the whole shelf and read Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning.”
“I chose this book because it’s an incredibly powerful and moving example of what existentialist thought can actually be for in real life, what good it can do, how it can help people.”
“He was a psychiatrist in Vienna in the 1930s and then got carted off to Auschwitz with all his family. He was the only one that survived and he wrote this book.”
The best books on Overcoming Insecurities, recommended by Robert Kelsey
Robert Kelsey, Entrepreneurs & Business People
“Frankl’s time in concentration camps was enlightening for him. He noticed that those most likely to survive had what he called a ‘will to meaning’.”
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On Liberty
by John Stuart MillRecommended 9 times
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Nineteen Eighty-Four
by George OrwellRecommended 8 times
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War and Peace
by Leo TolstoyRecommended 8 times
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Frankenstein
by Mary ShelleyRecommended 7 times
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Scoop
by Evelyn WaughRecommended 7 times
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The Looming Tower
by Lawrence WrightRecommended 7 times
