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For more than eight decades, Harvard's research on adult development has addressed the eternal question: What makes life meaningful and fulfilling? Although the answer may seem complicated, the truth is actually very simple: good relationships.
The book is written in a simple, clear and almost journalistic style, and it presents the results of the study of toxicomania, analysis of intoxicating substances and persons who, under the influence of these substances, notice behavioral defects.
The book shows how we should develop a healthy love for ourselves and others and calls for action, appealing not to settle for a life that does not satisfy us and that we do not deserve.
The work represents a neurotic character, which, according to Adler, can develop even in childhood. He believes that various social factors can lead to the development of a neurotic character based on a feeling of insecurity and inferiority.