"THE COURAGE TO BE DISLIKED" BOOK SUMMARY AND LESSONS
THE COURAGE TO BE DISLIKED
Everyone has
to face rejection in their life. Every student wants to get admission to the
best school, college, or university but it's not always happening and you got
there. You face rejections in different matters. But most of us brilliant students
face first-time rejection like rejection may be in admission, interview, or our
life rejections due to this we then go into demotivation or discouraged and start
blaming our past, our society, or another thing.
In this
book, the writer had written that if you like your appreciation and become
confident then you also dare to listen to your bad or rejections. But if you
got this courage then nothing is big in your life.
The courage
to be disliked book is the 19th-century book that has written a psychological
expert Alfred Adler on Japanese Analysis that tells us our happiness is in our
hands and it doesn’t matter how much bad you have faced in our life. So no one
can stop you to remain happy.
This book
mainly is a story of an unhappy youth who isn’t happy in his life. He listens to
a famous philosopher and goes to meet him. There he put their doubts in front of
the philosopher and the philosopher clears all the doubts of that young man
politely.
He asked the
philosopher why we become so angry and how we can control this. Then philosopher
replies to this answer. We only make angry with people who can't reply to us
like juniors in our office, less aged than us and our children in our family. But
in front of our elders and boss and haven’t angry although we adjust this anyway.
This shows that everyone can control their anger and in this, we can easily get
over our many problems.
The next question
he asked from him is how our external appearance and how much does matter our
physical appearance. He replied that if anyone Is concerned about your physical
appearance that it's only you. No one has enough time to think about how are
you looking. Although they are concerned about this that what has your
qualities? Your capabilities and qualities matter more than your looks. This is
the way we should use most of our time to increase our knowledge and skills. Then
he further tells him about in our life there is always everything for us not winning
and losing, in fact, we always have to stay away from that matter where there are
only these two situations winning and losing.
China and Japan
also are those countries where is also competition exists but they focus on
overall their co-operation. But USA and Germany are those countries that mostly
focus on individual winning. Here is one problem in individual wining we always
have to be on top for wining and you stay miser in both conditions you are maybe
winner or loser. Because the loser is a miser due to its loss but the winner is
also a miser to keep continuing it. That s why with a narrow competition
mindset you can get your desired success and be happy.
Further, they
discussed apology that if we do apologize in our life then it doesn’t mean we
are a loser. But our defeat is then when we make responsible to other people for
our defeat or stay away from them. We also blame other people for our mistakes which
is wrong. He also tells him that we should always be thankful every time. We should
always remain in gratitude due to our parents and other things because we don’t
know where life in we are living some people has dreamed of that life.
Philosopher
also tells the youth that this world life is not complicated although we have
made our life complicated. So for living happily we should first change ourselves.
It doesn’t matter hows the world is but it matter hows you are. We only have
got this one life so we shouldn't spend our life to fulfill people's
expectations but to fulfill our dreams. We should live with freedom and principles.
If you spend your life making happy others then who will make you happy? So we
should spend our lives according to exactly that why that’s what we want to spend.
This book
gives us a lesson that we shouldn’t always be regretful of our past but we
should live in our present and enjoy it, so at last as we celebrate our success
we also celebrate our failure.
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