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Victor Frankl is a world-renowned psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and philosopher. In 1942, he was imprisoned in a concentration camp, where he faced hunger, humiliation, illness, and a constant threat to his life. By analysing his own behaviour and that of other prisoners, Frankl found strategies to keep a person above the abyss, protect the mind from madness, and give meaning to life. He described his horrific experience of survival in a book that has helped millions of people find themselves and change their lives. Viktor Frankl proves that as soon as a person finds the meaning of his or her existence, he or she gains the strength to overcome any challenges. The advice of a man who has undergone inhuman trials is worth hearing.