Intelligent Interpretation of "The Courage to Be Disliked"

Adler's psychology thus liberates ourselves from the past, from relationships and from the future. In the past, when we hesitated to move forward, we could blame our parents and blame society, but Adler completely gave us the responsibility for life and the power of choice. When we are freed from these constraints, we will find that we have always been free. What really holds us back is ourselves. Just like the name of this book, "The Courage to Be Hated," our freedom means that we no longer have any excuses, and all responsibilities lie on our own shoulders. Having freedom and taking responsibility requires fearless courage. This kind of courage is the key word of Adlerian psychology and the ultimate antidote to our life's problems.