Philosophical Essays, My Views on Some Psychological Philosophy

Have you ever felt as if the remote control of your life is in someone else's hands? We are always looking for the secret to happiness: perhaps a better income, a more harmonious relationship, or a more successful future. But are we looking in the wrong direction? We look outside ourselves for answers, neglecting the only area of ​​true control—our own hearts. This book is not a traditional philosophical or psychological work. It is an invitation to challenge those taken-for-granted assumptions about your existence. Together, we will use the lenses of Adler, existentialism and other ideas to re-examine the daily puzzles that trouble us: ·Are anger and anxiety really uncontrollable, or are they tools of our active choice? ·Are we trapped in the past, or are we using the past for a "purpose"? ·Is it possible that "workaholic" devotion is a carefully planned self-escape? ·Does true freedom begin with no longer being obsessed with the approval of others, or even having the "courage to be hated"? This book does not provide standard answers because it firmly believes that the answers lie in your own thinking and choices. It aims to provide you with a set of thinking tools to help you clarify boundaries and regain your right to choose, thereby gaining inner subjectivity and true freedom. If you're ready to question the norm and have the courage to be the creator of your own life, read this book.