According to Maslow’s hierarchy, basic needs like food and shelter come before higher needs like a sense of meaning.
For Victor Frankl, who lived through the Holocaust, this is not quite true. A sense of meaning is a biological need without which we cannot survive in dark times.
Optimism, grit, and resilience—all those character words that positive psyc…
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