CHAPTER 2
Millennials may have put the idea of “meaning at work” on the cover of business magazines, but humanity’s search for significance started way before Gen Y was around. Viktor Frankl—neurologist, psychiatrist, and author of Man’s Search for Meaning—believed that humans are driven by a desire to seek meaning in life. His work in the field, which started in the early twentieth century, is the precursor to many of today’s popular psychotherapies. Frankl found that positive life purpose and meaning was associated with five elements: strong ...
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