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The courage to be hated
Chapter 1: Whose fault is our misfortune?
The “Big Three” of psychology: Freud, Jung, and Adler
Adlerian teleology: Don’t focus solely on past causes, but consider present purposes
Psychological trauma does not exist: past trauma is not the cause of current misfortune
It is not our past experiences that determine us, but the meaning we give to our experiences.
The meaning we attach to our life experiences may affect the choices we make in life, so we must maintain a positive attitude toward the misfortunes we experience and regard them as our own motivation or what we have learned from this misfortune.
Anger is fabricated. Anger is a means to an end.
It is understandable in the example given by the philosopher, but if I am sulking, what is my purpose?
The problem is not what happened, but how we interpret it
Both Socrates and Adler inspired people through dialogue
The answer should not be obtained from others, but should be found out for oneself
Do you want to be someone else?
Don't focus too much on what others are given, but focus on "how to use what is given."
Your misfortunes are all “chosen” by yourself
The reason why you are unlucky now is precisely because you chose to be unlucky yourself.
Self-interested "goodness"
People often resolve not to change
It's you who choose your own way of life.
Adlerian psychology believes that it is about ten years old
If the lifestyle is not given innately, but is the result of your own choices, then you can make a new choice by yourself
No one can decide where they come from, but the problem lies not in the past but in the present. If I now understand the lifestyle, my next behavior is my own responsibility. Whether I choose the same lifestyle as before or choose a new lifestyle, it all depends on myself.
The reason why you can't change is because you have made up your mind not to change.
People want to change but are afraid of change, because even if they are dissatisfied, facing the unpredictable future life, they think it is easier and more secure to maintain the status quo, and are unwilling to step out of their comfort zone, lacking the courage to change and lack the courage to obtain happiness.
Your life depends on "now"
No matter what happened in your previous life, it has no impact on how you spend your future life. What determines your life is who you are at this moment.
I don’t fully understand and agree with this sentence. If you combine it with what he said before (it is not the past experience that determines us, but the meaning given to the experience), I can barely understand it, but I think experience will affect future life. It can be said that The meaning I give to my experience affects the rest of my life
All troubles come from interpersonal relationships
People's troubles all stem from interpersonal relationships
Why do you hate yourself?
Because I am too afraid of being disliked by others and afraid of being hurt in relationships.
This leads to the theme of Chapter 2
The feeling of inferiority comes from subjective fabrication
Inferiority complex (words related to self-worth judgment)
What troubles us about our feelings of inferiority is not an objective fact, but a subjective interpretation. The question is what value I attribute to it.
Can be an opportunity to promote progress and efforts
inferiority complex
The state of using one's inferiority complex as some kind of excuse
"Because I have A, I can't do B."
Afraid of moving forward, or not wanting to make real efforts, or not having the courage to change your lifestyle
External causation: interpreting things that originally have no causal relationship as if they have a significant causal relationship
The more conceited a person is, the inferior he or she is
superiority complex
Another special state of inferiority complex
"If it weren't for this, I would be able to do it."
Unable to accept the incompetence of oneself, they hint at their abilities through superior plots, act as if they are excellent, and then immerse themselves in a false sense of superiority.
Want to use your own misfortune to show that you are "special", want to use your misfortune to suppress others, and use your misfortune as a weapon to dominate others
Being strong has privileges. For example, babies are in a position of strength to dominate adults.
As long as one uses his misfortune as a weapon, he will always need misfortune
Life is not a competition with others
Don’t compete with anyone, just keep moving forward. Value lies in transcending oneself. A healthy sense of inferiority comes not from comparison with others, but from comparison with your ideal self. We should take a positive view of the differences between ourselves and others so as to grow into a better version of ourselves
We are "different, but equal"
The same can be said for comparing yourself only to yourself. The premise of this sentence is that I don’t compete with others, I just want to surpass myself.
The only one who cares about your appearance is yourself
I think the premise is not to compete with others and only pursue your own progress
From a competitive perspective, I regard other people's happiness as my failure, so I cannot give blessings. From the perspective of a partner, the troubles in interpersonal relationships will be greatly reduced.
"Power Struggle" and Revenge in Relationships
Struggle is about trying to prove one's strength by winning
Admitting your mistakes does not mean you have failed
No matter how right you think you are, don't use this as a reason to blame the other person or try to make the other person give in.
Admitting your mistakes, apologizing, and withdrawing from the power struggle are not "failures"
Three major topics in life: work, making friends, and love
The subject of love is the most difficult subject
Only when people can feel that they can be unrestrained with this person can they experience love.
No matter how difficult a relationship is, you cannot choose to escape. You must face it bravely and never stand still.
"The lie of life" teaches us how to escape
Dislike A for the purpose of "escape from human relationship with A"
Adlerian Psychology is the "Psychology of Courage"
Give hell to anyone who interferes with your life
Freedom is no longer seeking approval
Don't live in other people's expectations
separation of subjects
You must separate your own issues from other people's issues from the perspective of "Whose issue is this?"
The only one who can change yourself is yourself
Even parents have to put aside their children's issues
Don’t interfere with other people’s issues, and don’t let others interfere with your own issues.
“It’s none of your business and none of my business.”
Freedom is being hated by others
Not afraid of being disliked is to move forward courageously, not to follow the crowd but to forge ahead bravely
"Whether you hate me or not" is a matter for others and I have no right to interfere.
The card of interpersonal relationship is in your own hands
Have the courage to be hated
individual psychology and holism
The way of considering people as indivisible beings and "whole self" is called "holism"
The ultimate goal of relationships
sense of community
The state of seeing others as partners and being able to feel that "one has a place"
is the most important indicator of happy relationships
I am part of the community, not the center
Instead of thinking “what will this person give me” think “what can I give this person”
Desperately seeking approval is actually self-centered
Find your place in a wider world
Criticism is not good...and neither is praise.
Adlerian psychology believes that neither criticism nor praise is allowed
The purpose behind praise and criticism is manipulation
Interpersonal relationships should be viewed as "horizontal relationships" and opposed to "vertical relationships." different but equal
Only with encouragement can you have courage
If you have value, you have courage.
Not “evaluating” others
People can only gain courage when they can feel that they are valuable
It has value as long as it exists
In a vertical relationship, the important thing is equality in consciousness and insistence on one's own rights.
Serious life "live in the moment"
Too much self-awareness will restrict yourself
self-acceptance
Self-affirmation: Although you clearly cannot do it, you hint to yourself that "I am strong", which can easily lead to superior plot ideas.
If you can't do it, accept yourself honestly, and then try your best to work towards what you can do.
Positive optimism: distinguish clearly between "what can be changed" and "what cannot be changed"
trust in others
Trust others without attaching any strings
Contributions from others
Feel self-worth by contributing to others
Happiness and sense of contribution
"Workaholic" is a lie in life
A lifestyle that lacks "life harmony": a lifestyle that judges the whole lifestyle based on only one part of things. Workaholics use work as an excuse to avoid other responsibilities and only consider work. They use this "behavior standard" to recognize their own value and dominate others.
The pursuit of cheap superiority
The wish to be "extremely good" cannot be realized and then turn to "extremely bad". The purpose of both is to attract the attention of others and become a "special existence"
The courage to be ordinary
Self-acceptance, being ordinary does not mean being lazy and incompetent
realistic life
Life is like a continuous dance that keeps spinning in every moment As long as the "here and now" of dancing is fulfilled, it is enough
The meaning of life is determined by yourself
"Guiding Star": Contributions of Others
"Someone has to start, and even if others don't cooperate, it has nothing to do with you."
Behavioral goals: 1.Self-reliance 2. Coexist harmoniously with society Goals that underpin this behavioral psychological direction: 1. Awareness of “I am capable” 2. The awareness of “everyone is my partner”