Viktor Frankl, a concentration-camp survivor, identified three ways to find meaning: creating work or accomplishing something, fully experiencing or loving, and choosing your attitude toward unavoidable suffering. Michelangelo exemplifies the first.
Viktor Frankl said that the meaning of life can be discovered in three ways. Please write these down. If you've got a pen and paper, please write these down. Firstly, he said you could do it by creating a work or accomplishing some task. So you think of the great Michelangelo. Secondly, by experiencing something fully or loving somebody. Last but not least, here's what Victor shared. You can achieve and understand and discover that meaning of life by the attitude that you adopt towards unavoidable suffering. And now that might seem quite shocking. But just remember, Viktor Frankl was in a concentration camp. He has seen and experienced the worst of the worst of humanity.
