“can do anything. If these guys can do this, surely I can have a difficult conversation. Well, there was a man, Victor Frankl, who wrote a book, Man's Search for Meaning, very famous book. He was in Auschwitz. He was in concentration camp. And he later became a psychotherapist.”
“And, you know, the trees hadn't changed. I changed. Victor Frankl talks about this in the book, Man's Search for Meaning, right? He was a Holocaust survivor. Yeah. And somehow he came out of that experience and was able to put a lot of definition around finding meaning.”
“created real shift. Man's Search for Meaning, I think, can do that as well. But in those places, they get habituated to the pain. You get habituated to pain or pleasure. That's why we've got to grow. And when we grow, we get that life cycle.”
