Raised as a non-fiction touchstone on choosing your response to circumstance. Tyler read it in university; for him, as a closeted teen who felt locked into a bad fate, it taught that something redemptive can be found even in a horrific fate.
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how to upgrade your brain's OSFrankl's memoir and account of logotherapy. Tamir cites its idea of a gap between stimulus and response as the conscious space where we choose our reaction, then says he wants to go beneath it to the unconscious interpretation layer.
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- A closeted kid in 1980s rural Alberta
Tyler had a great childhood, with a huge extended family and great parents, but was in the closet with no role models, living a dark double life and feeling locked into a bad fate. Frankl…