Viktor Frankl wrote ‘Man’s Search for Meaning’ in nine days in 1945 — and the psychiatrist argued meaning is found in serving others, not in chasing your own happiness

Viktor Frankl dictated 'Man's Search for Meaning' in nine days in the summer of 1945, weeks after his liberation from the Nazi camps that killed his wife, parents, and brother. The book, which has sold more than 16 million copies, argues that meaning is found in serving something beyond yourself — and that chasing happiness directly is the surest way to lose it. The post Viktor Frankl wrote ‘Man’s Search for Meaning’ in nine days in 1945 — and the psychiatrist argued meaning is found in serving