Understanding human nature

The book Understanding Human Nature by Alfred Adler is an attempt to introduce the general public to the fundamentals of individual psychology, and at the same time to clarify the practical application of the principles on which an individual's relationships and daily communication are based. It does not stop there, but extends to organizing the individual's personal life. Understanding human nature is based on lectures given over a full year at the People's Institute in Vienna. They were listened to by an audience of hundreds of men and women, of different ages and professions. The aim of the book is to point out the impact of incorrect individual behavior on the harmony of our social and collective life, as well as to teach the individual how to recognize his mistakes, and finally, to clarify how the individual can create that harmony in social life. If mistakes in the field of business are costly, and in science are frowned upon, they pose a very serious risk in the field of communication with life itself. This book has been dedicated to the mission of enlightening human progress towards a better understanding of human nature.