Victor Frankl wrote Man’s Search for Meaning after surviving a concentration camp during World War II. He observed the outer extreme of what happens to people who no longer have a WHY to live for. They’d wither and die in the camp. Even the most dire rations and punishing labor could be survived by many, as long as they had a purpose still beckoning, but once that light went out, so did they.

Modern life is rarely that dramatic for most people likely to read this, but Frankl’s fundamental truth is still relevant. A truth he spent the rest of his life trying to teach in the form of logotherapy as a psychotherapist.

Viktor E. Frankl's book "Man's Search for Meaning" might be the most influential book I've ever read. I believe everyone should read this book at least once in their lifetime. Here are some of my favorite Notes/Quotes: 1. Every human being has the freedom to change at any…

Man's search for meaning is one of my top 3 books ever. Can never forget this gem: “When a person can’t find a deep sense of meaning, they distract themselves with pleasure."

Agree. Have you read Viktor Frankl's man's search for meaning? Great book on this concept.

“Man’s Search For Meaning” fucked me up real good

Man’s Search for Meaning - usually re-read it once a year and it helps keep things in perspective for me