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Studying Adlerian Psychology for Decades

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Unfortunateness is one's own choice, because at that stage "unfortunate" is more beneficial to oneself

Some people don't want to change. In fact, they don't give others the chance to hate themselves.

Adlerian psychology considers not the "causes" of the past, but the "purpose" of the present

We will discover and select factors that suit our "purpose" from our past experiences, and then choose "misfortune" to achieve our "purpose"

Attributing it to ourselves means that we always have the possibility and responsibility to control and change

What we need is the courage to face misfortune without escaping

How to deal with other people's expectations

How to Treat Others as “Partners”

Freedom frees us from the troubles of interpersonal communication

Freedom is “the courage to be hated by others”