Sublime

In Adlerian psychology, however, lifestyle is thought of as something that you choose for yourself.

Being normal is not being incapable. One does not need to flaunt one’s superiority.

monozukuri—literally, “thing making.”

And do not intervene in other people’s tasks, or allow even a single person to intervene in one’s own tasks.

What I was interested in was not solely Adlerian psychology but rather something that had emerged through the filter of the philosopher, Ichiro Kishimi: It was Kishimi-Adler studies that I was seeking. Grounded in the thought of Socrates and Plato and other ancient Greek philosophers, the Adlerian psychology that Kishimi conveys to us reveals Adler

McGovern sees that focusing on always making a contribution pays off. Whereas focusing on what you deserve is a futile activity that never leads anywhere but to low energy and low creativity. McGovern has learned that coming from

conducting oneself in such a way as to not be disliked by anyone is an extremely unfree way of living,

The path to greatness, whether pursued consciously or unconsciously, is one that requires a rhythm of disciplined practice.