What Life Could Mean to You

Introducing the main strand of Adler's thinking, this text applies it to anyone who wishes to improve his or her life and the lives of others. It deals with three areas of human activity - marriage, work and social relationships - and stresses the unrealized potential in each of us for change.
From childhood, school life and adolescence, to work, love, marriage and social existence, this is a positive an empowering exploration of what makes us who we are - of those issues that are fundamental to the progress of all our lives. Like "Understanding Human Nature", it introduces all the main strands of Adler's thinking, but it deals with - and is written for - the normal person-in-the-street who wishes to improve his or her life and the lives of others. The author concentrates on three main areas of human activity - marriage, work and social relationships - stressing the unrealized potential in each of us for constructive change. His clear explanations - clarified by reference to examples from everyday life - and practical, down-to-earth advice, show how a fuller understanding of ourselves can help us overcome the limitations of our past and develop the courage and self-confidence to transform ourselves and the world we live in.