Alfred Adler

The father of "Individual Psychology," Adler saw the human struggle as a constant quest to move from a feeling of inferiority to a sense of mastery and "Social Interest." He believed that our "Style of Life" is dictated by the goals we set for the future, not just the traumas of the past. He is the architect of the "Inferiority Complex," the one who understood that our flaws are often the very engines that drive our greatest achievements. He represents the power of the will, the one who asks: how will you use your weakness to build your greatest strength?