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Mr. Toad Goes to See a Psychiatrist
Thank you for your company and giving me the courage to read for you. Mr. Toad has always been laughing and playful, but now he is uncharacteristically depressed. He is hiding in the house alone, and he doesn't even have the strength to get up and wash himself. Friends were very worried about him and suggested that he seek psychological counseling. During 10 psychological consultations, under the leadership of counselor Heron, Toad bravely explored his inner world and gradually regained confiden
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Interpretation of "Be Like a Bird Flying to Your Mountain"
Thank you for your company and giving me the courage to read for you. A debut novel by a newcomer, it was on the New York Times best-seller list in the first week of its release. It has been on the best-seller list for 80 weeks so far and is still at the top. Sales in the United States exceeded one million copies. The author was named "Influential Person of the Year" by Time Magazine for this book. The author, Tara Westover, never went to school before the age of seventeen. Through hard self-stu
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The Courage to Be Hated
Alfred Adler, the author of "Inferiority and Transcendence", and Freud Jung are known as the three giants of psychology in the 20th century. Most of the students who read this book want to overcome their inferiority complex through this book. We will take out this part of Inferiority and Transcendence and share it with everyone in conjunction with the book "The Courage to Be Disliked" by Ichiro Kishimi. The subtitle of the book "The Courage to Be Disliked" is the philosophy lessons of Adler, the
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Ordinary World
When I opened the book "The Ordinary World", I read another kind of sentiment: it is about the struggle against fate and the unyielding pressure of life. With my own efforts and struggle, I have won space for the survival and life of myself and my family. Ordinaryness is the true nature of life. Each of us is very small, fragile and insignificant to this vast world. This world is also ordinary. Sorrow and joy, life and death, poverty and wealth, and changes in world affairs are nothing more than
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