The Courage to Be Happy: Discover the Power of Positive Psychology and Choose Happiness Every Day

Whether in interpersonal relationships at one’s workplace, in relationships between lovers, in international relationships, or what have you, we need to have more concern for other people’s concerns.

I am telling you this as a friend. You have been talking about education all day long, but that is not where your real troubles lie. You have not learned to be happy yet. You are not able to have the “courage to be happy.”

what is the intended objective of education, both at home and at school? What is your view on this? YOUTH: It’s not something I can convey in just a few words. The cultivation of knowledge through scholarship, the attainment of social skills, the development of human beings who respect justice, and who are sound in mind and body …

In history, it is always the “now” that is the most correct, and whenever one authority is overthrown, a new ruler will rewrite the past again. But they will do so only for the purpose of explaining their own legitimacy. So “the past,” in the most basic sense of the word, does not exist.

Socrates, in his dialogues with the self-described wise men known as the Sophists, arrived at the following conclusion: “I (Socrates) know that my knowledge is not complete. I know my own ignorance. The Sophists, on the other hand, those would-be wise men, intend to understand ‘everything’ and know nothing of their own ignorance. In this respect—my

now. Let’s say that you are wishing you could change yourself. But changing yourself means giving up on, denying, and never again showing the face of “yourself until now,” as if you were sending it to its grave, in effect. Because once you have done that, you will be reborn as your “new self” at last. Now, regardless of how dissatisfied you may be

The important point here is that these are tasks of interpersonal relationships. In a “work task” situation, for example, rather than treating one’s labor itself as the task, one focuses on the interpersonal relationships that are associated with it. In that sense, it may be easier to understand the tasks by thinking of them as “work relationships,

So, while I was poring over various writings on the missionaries of the Age of Discovery, another interesting thought occurred to me: When it comes down to it, isn’t Adler’s philosophy a religion?

Respect is not something that comes about with words. And whenever an adult tries to cozy up to them in such a way, the children quickly detect the lie or calculation. The moment they think, “This person is lying,” respect isn’t possible anymore.