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The Psychology of Alfred Adler: Superiority, Inferiority, and Courage 

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In this video we provide an introduction to the psychology of Alfred Adler, specifically his thoughts on superiority as the fundamental drive of human behavior, and his insights on what creates inferiority complexes.
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@academyofideas
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@JH-jj6fg
@JH-jj6fg 6 лет назад
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@CodyBMcGuire
@CodyBMcGuire 6 лет назад
J H read what the channel is about, "to convey in a clear manner ideas put forth by the greatest thinkers in history in order to supply the world with more wisdom, empower the individual, and to promote social freedom." Historically, the ideals of individual liberty and social freedom are a unique property of western civilization, which is predominantly Caucasian. I'm assuming that the creator is selecting art that best depicts the ideas being expressed. Naturally, artwork from western society will be portrayed in likeness to the people of that culture. I doubt that the creator's use of art is racially motivated and more about being historically accurate. Besides, to be racially diverse for the sake of diversity is incinguent to the ideas being expressed here.
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@academyofideas 6 лет назад
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@chaosdweller
@chaosdweller 5 лет назад
I wish the person keeping me from using my CDLs could watch this.
@mariammekhaeil8233
@mariammekhaeil8233 Год назад
I have just finished a book called "the courage to be disliked" which basically described Adler's theories. I think it was one of the most illuminating books I have ever read. I didn't know about Adler's theories and I think that everything that I've read about what he said seems so simple yet so true. It's very interesting, I'll definitely continue to read about him.
@okerror1451
@okerror1451 5 месяцев назад
I had such a hard time reading that book in the beginning, but slowly I became convinced that it was more correct than any other theories I have read.
@Dustin_Different
@Dustin_Different 3 месяца назад
I had the opposite experience. I kinda found all the stuff at the beginning very basic and almost common knowledge today. Towards the end where he gets into it deeper he loses me a little bit. Still think it was fascinating​@@okerror1451
@GabrielTakeuchi
@GabrielTakeuchi 2 месяца назад
same here. Indeed an illuminating book. It sort of solved most of my issues with anxiety.
@xena8_8
@xena8_8 Месяц назад
I love that book, it’s been one of the most fundamentally life and mind changing for me. Still working to implement its teachings
@matemarijan3795
@matemarijan3795 6 лет назад
Honestly, this is one of the most valuable channels on youtube
@Guts8403-o3z
@Guts8403-o3z 5 лет назад
@Peek- At -Ch'you it's your opinion that it's his opinion, by the way that's just my opinion! Or is it the truth? What is true?! What is opinion? WHAT ARE YOU OR I?...........😐
@Simon-pl2zi
@Simon-pl2zi 5 лет назад
that and The Dodo
@borgesrodrigo
@borgesrodrigo 4 года назад
No doubt. God bless the guy who put these videos together.
@maolruanaidhh9153
@maolruanaidhh9153 3 года назад
@@Simon-pl2zi The Dodo fucking sucks
@umchinagirard1800
@umchinagirard1800 3 года назад
The inferiority complex, the playing the victim complex, the external locus of control syndrome, the family black sheep with the family scapegoat personality disorder. The identified patient - also called the “symptom-bearer” or “presenting problem” - may display unexplainable emotional or physical symptoms, and is often the first person to seek help, perhaps at the request of the family.
@monkeyton5
@monkeyton5 5 лет назад
Academy of ideas just roasted me for 9 mins
@MrBrindleStyle
@MrBrindleStyle 5 лет назад
haha - if one believes that all souls are not created EQUAL. Inferior and superior are cultural constructs - or likely bad english translation - I would guess. We just want to do better . We want to learn, to grow and do as well as we would like to, or we do not very well at that. That doesn't mean it's something wrong - it's normal.
@phriesen
@phriesen 5 лет назад
Wasn't expecting to burst out laughing when scrolling down. Thanks!
@keatonott8634
@keatonott8634 5 лет назад
@John Hurley If you are a better hunter, but exist in a society and culture that does not value hunting as a useful skill, such as living in urban New York City, your superiority means nothing and is more considered a neat hobby. Culture is the context where superiority and inferiority are decided. If you were a better hunter way back in the day you weren't superior, you simply survived.
@gboi289
@gboi289 4 года назад
😂
@bonaparte54
@bonaparte54 4 года назад
@@MrBrindleStyle true. Some behaviors are healthier than others though
@carloseugnio
@carloseugnio 5 лет назад
"Receiding further and further into the misery of our confort zone". This sentence let's you know how no matter how dark a place you are in right now, you can always fall further down if you DO nothing.
@semiharas8793
@semiharas8793 6 лет назад
This is a hard video to digest for chronic procrastinators.
@w00t3r
@w00t3r 6 лет назад
Adler had no conception of the internet, the most prolific way to procrastinate,...nice excuse ayy?
@kikolapersona
@kikolapersona 6 лет назад
Just like the song «Time» by Pink Floyd
@Yvädastra
@Yvädastra 6 лет назад
Eh, I’ll think about it later...
@hewasfuzzywuzzy3583
@hewasfuzzywuzzy3583 6 лет назад
semih aras I know...it took me all day to think about whether or not I can agree with you. **zero sarcasm**
@jamesbotwina8744
@jamesbotwina8744 6 лет назад
Especially because Adler is saying that when you procrastinate, you are not just lazy but you are a coward.
@BaroneLab
@BaroneLab 3 года назад
Most underrated psychologist ever.. wish we had his books translated in portuguese :(
@frankypreglo1167
@frankypreglo1167 3 года назад
Try, courage to be disliked.
@alantisgreen7011
@alantisgreen7011 3 года назад
@@frankypreglo1167 I'm reading it now.
@igrnce6070
@igrnce6070 6 лет назад
You deliver knowledge in such an aesthetic manner I cant help but admire every sentence.
@888Philskill
@888Philskill 5 лет назад
“The more often he feels without acting, the less he will be able ever to act, and, in the long run, the less he will be able to feel.” - C.S.Lewis
@sawtoothiandi
@sawtoothiandi 4 года назад
word
@janA-yw8kk
@janA-yw8kk 4 года назад
and thats the story of how i accidentally committed existential suicide
@howardjamespatterson4119
@howardjamespatterson4119 4 года назад
No sense , no feeling ! Sound practical ?
@umchinagirard1800
@umchinagirard1800 3 года назад
The inferiority complex, the playing the victim complex, the external locus of control syndrome, the family black sheep with the family scapegoat personality disorder. The identified patient - also called the “symptom-bearer” or “presenting problem” - may display unexplainable emotional or physical symptoms, and is often the first person to seek help, perhaps at the request of the family.
@dwirjeaux
@dwirjeaux 3 года назад
@@umchinagirard1800 Appears I actually was the last person to seek help. Figured pretty recently I suffer from Napoleon Syndrome / Short Men Syndrome an Inferiority Syndrome. If I don’t watch out, I’ll bitter hell out of life.
@ajones9907
@ajones9907 6 лет назад
I also think what Nietzsche said was very true pertaining to this video. If you want to achieve something then you must live dangerously.
@nickboronda7696
@nickboronda7696 5 лет назад
Nietzsche is MSM....hes borrowed trash, put on a pedestal....
@kyrlics6515
@kyrlics6515 5 лет назад
@D G what are you defining danger and illusion by?
@sawtoothiandi
@sawtoothiandi 4 года назад
amen
@aldiba.f.marbun
@aldiba.f.marbun 3 года назад
@D G yeah dangerous is actually just an subjective value… not exactly it is
@hewasfuzzywuzzy3583
@hewasfuzzywuzzy3583 6 лет назад
This is painfully relatable if you're about to graduate or leave college.
@estebanmiccohernandez6240
@estebanmiccohernandez6240 6 лет назад
He Was Fuzzy Wuzzy jaja exactly where im at
@as180697
@as180697 6 лет назад
He Was Fuzzy Wuzzy hahahahahahaha fucknnnnnn shit im excatly in that position
@IndeedVancho
@IndeedVancho 6 лет назад
I know what I want to do I just have to do it
@MrFrenzyBox
@MrFrenzyBox 6 лет назад
My position exactly. RU-vid is my comfort zone (and pubs).
@joshgibson9732
@joshgibson9732 6 лет назад
Graduated with my B.S. 4 years ago... I currently work at a gas station. My life fell apart recently, rapidly disintegrating into the current shit show it is, encouraging me to research Adler again. But, I am past my rock-bottom, and am now enrolled to get my M.S. in a year...hopefully i will be gone from the gas station lol.
@sockgremlin9746
@sockgremlin9746 5 лет назад
I REALLY needed to hear this. I'm not happy with myself and I noticed that I safeguard around my problems and I project my inferior self onto others. It's a mess I'm trying to deal with. Thank you.
@farmcottage5404
@farmcottage5404 8 месяцев назад
You described me😢 did you get through it? Anything you can share to help?
@MotaMuhBadiBaat
@MotaMuhBadiBaat 6 лет назад
"Wither away in misery of your comfort zone" that was just harsh 😏
@tensegritywill
@tensegritywill 5 лет назад
That line puched me right in my comfort zone.
@yoya4766
@yoya4766 5 лет назад
but true, ouch.
@lordvoldemort4242
@lordvoldemort4242 4 года назад
Am psychology major and this channel strengthens the love I have for psychology
@vijaysahani3464
@vijaysahani3464 5 лет назад
The Academy of Ideas is one of the best channel as it gives food for thought.
@ajones9907
@ajones9907 6 лет назад
I really like that one picture of the man in a cell with a pack of lions circling around him. 8:07
@miguelgomes2555
@miguelgomes2555 6 лет назад
That's Daniel in the Lion's Den, an old biblical tale
@tamarajessup1398
@tamarajessup1398 5 лет назад
FYI: A group of canines is a pack. A group of lions is a pride.
@bryanenzu8579
@bryanenzu8579 5 лет назад
This is the first time I pause one of these videos just to admire this same painting.
@mayanezha1269
@mayanezha1269 4 года назад
That’s Daniel
@SpaceCadet48-j9t
@SpaceCadet48-j9t 19 дней назад
@@tamarajessup1398 🙄
@surabhichoudhary8747
@surabhichoudhary8747 6 лет назад
This is life changing. Thank you for shedding light on Adler's theory and explaining it so beautifully.
@chhoragangakinarewala3847
@chhoragangakinarewala3847 5 лет назад
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@chhoragangakinarewala3847
@chhoragangakinarewala3847 5 лет назад
Hiii
@AleadaA
@AleadaA 5 лет назад
I had heard of Adler - thank you! I love how he promoted being courageous. I believe we need to retreat to comfort zones and then go out to be courageous, it is an ebb and flow.
@sawtoothiandi
@sawtoothiandi 4 года назад
nice. i agree, other mammals do this too
@arturw5556
@arturw5556 3 года назад
@@sawtoothiandi We are no animals!
@sawtoothiandi
@sawtoothiandi 3 года назад
perfact
@AdityaSawdekar
@AdityaSawdekar Год назад
Courage is the mean state of recklessness and cowardice. Both extremes are to be avoided at all times
@DichterbijdichterNl
@DichterbijdichterNl 5 лет назад
Man i really appreciate this channel and the minutes, hours, weeks, months you spend on these video's!
@guitarmann3001
@guitarmann3001 6 лет назад
I love how even though you're covering different thinkers, the ideas of the channel all point towards something similar. An inspiring message :)
@manastic7270
@manastic7270 6 лет назад
This is the most insanely accurate piece of information, I have ever come across in my life.
@nonnogirl123456789
@nonnogirl123456789 5 лет назад
the art u guys choose is gorgeous
@TallGamingGiraffe
@TallGamingGiraffe 5 лет назад
your videos are actually gold.
@kentadrianmariano3281
@kentadrianmariano3281 2 года назад
I came here because of the book "The Courage to be Disliked"
@AstroTodd1
@AstroTodd1 4 месяца назад
Great book!,,
@dominiclivingstone7760
@dominiclivingstone7760 Месяц назад
And I came because of the courage to be happy. The professor and the student.
@nazar5323
@nazar5323 6 лет назад
I can't express how much I love you guys! Please keep up the good work!!!
@kanewhitehead1522
@kanewhitehead1522 6 лет назад
I've just recently subbed to this channel. This channel is a goldmine of knowledge!
@bulgar1n
@bulgar1n 5 лет назад
I learned so much about how I respond to certain problems by reflecting on the words from this video. It's always great to see youself from another point of view and be challenged to grow. Truly great work!
@CountryFriedChocobo
@CountryFriedChocobo 6 лет назад
So what I have learned is that I am incredibly superior to others in regards to finding the best safeguarding behaviors and methods in life. Gotcha. Going to cry in a corner now and work on strengthening my inferiority complex.
@wouldntyouliketoknow8904
@wouldntyouliketoknow8904 6 лет назад
It's like you've inverted the colors of Alfred Adler's philosophy.
@franciscobecerra5271
@franciscobecerra5271 8 месяцев назад
I loved the video, just discovered the channel! However I missed something; Adler's theory also confirms that all our problems have an interpersonal origin. Inferiority or superiority complexes both come from comparison and/or our relation with other people, and the vertical relationships we build. Also he talks about how we can only find happiness when we are able to confirm our value in the society. "The courage to be happy" by Fumitake Koga really helps understanding Adler's legacy :)
@gabrielggripp
@gabrielggripp 6 лет назад
dude, the artwork you use on your videos are always great quality! Renoir, Kroyer, Monet! Thanks for uploading such great content
@carrieeckermann8158
@carrieeckermann8158 4 года назад
Yes! i like 1:19 do you know who that is?
@IamJsb
@IamJsb 3 года назад
@@carrieeckermann8158 It's "Hip, Hip, Hurrah!" by Peder Severin Krøyer.
@SuperWillAC
@SuperWillAC 5 лет назад
Amazing how Academy of Ideas paints a clear image of what I've played out and slightly rationalized on my every day life
@a1022191421
@a1022191421 6 лет назад
6:00 really kicked my butt and told me to action... I recently retreated from a project due to multiple anxiety attacks that caused by fear. I really hate myself for lacking courage and constantly falling back to safeguarding behavior...
@sammerarnous2522
@sammerarnous2522 5 лет назад
Winchestah Hey bro I like your style Think I can add you somewhere on social media?
@zodglubby
@zodglubby 5 лет назад
yes, and its not so bad for a woman to lack courage, a man? now yhats a big problem,, my problem
@RealMcDudu
@RealMcDudu 2 месяца назад
If you had anxiety attacks then you should listen to your body. Not to some dead Austrian who probably never experienced anxiety.
@christophergage3589
@christophergage3589 5 лет назад
No one person has summed me up so succinctly. This video has blown my head off.
@yoya4766
@yoya4766 5 лет назад
Today news channels are full of misery and ads are full of ideals. We are so bombarded by these conflicting images we seem to have internalised them. Despair vs Over ambition, swinging from extremes yet remaining stuck. But this video explains my life. Something I've struggled to make sense of has been told to me in 9 mins. My inferiority complex has gone up exponentially.
@MrBuffaloGr
@MrBuffaloGr 5 лет назад
Ok, I pause the video because I have to thank you for doing this.. I'm in an intense self improvement period (or personality rebirth as you call it in one of your videos) I've been watching your videos and every single one of them - if watched with engagement - are concetrated knowledge of finding oneself in this world. Priceless! Thank you internet, thank you RU-vid and most importantly thank you for putting all this effort to share priceless content to the world!
@ailrova8388
@ailrova8388 6 лет назад
I think the video didnt emphasis an important point from Adler. That by doing safeguarding or distancing behaviour, you are doing it to achieve your goals. For example you are purposefully procrastinating to fulfil the idea that "I am smart" and it is this problem "procrastination" that draws me back, while the harsh reality is even if you tried your hardest you might still fail and perform worse than others.
@3mercutio3
@3mercutio3 6 лет назад
Thank you so much for these videos.
@sosozozo8353
@sosozozo8353 4 года назад
Finding this superiorly unique channel is a fresh air in the entertaining atmosphere of youtube...
@yangzju
@yangzju 4 года назад
it's one of the best videos I viewed about Inferiority. Thank you!
@jseanbrooks1
@jseanbrooks1 3 года назад
Never thought this would be on the MCAT, but here we are. I have always watched your channel for personal enjoyment, but now I'm using it to study! Keep up the awesome work man.
@fernandovargasmejia740
@fernandovargasmejia740 5 лет назад
This channel is gold.
@Potato-mu7nu
@Potato-mu7nu 4 месяца назад
The paintings are perfectly chosen for these concepts. Well done.
@AdityaSawdekar
@AdityaSawdekar Год назад
Wow! You explained the gist of Adler so crisply and lucidly. Thanks a lot
@LuisMiguelToscano
@LuisMiguelToscano 5 лет назад
Man brother, your videos are kick ass. If I would of known about these topics I would have majored in psychology.
@abrahamandrade5849
@abrahamandrade5849 4 года назад
I really resonate with this video even 2 years later
@JYT-Official
@JYT-Official 10 месяцев назад
Well its official you earned a new subscriber❤. Love how simple it is
@zorakkillsyou
@zorakkillsyou 3 года назад
I've been watching all your uploads from newest->oldest and this one is the most impactful yet....and that's saying something bc more than half these videos are illuminating
@aljonserna5598
@aljonserna5598 11 месяцев назад
It is so true, even my instructor in college said so many students even if not psychology major only knows Freud and Jung but no mention of Adler in which would help them better since it's more practical and easier to understand than the other two's almost metaphysical but also deeply helpful concepts.
@Game7Mode
@Game7Mode 6 лет назад
Basically, if you want any chance at overcoming your fears, don't hide, just burn baby.
@phillipegoldman4063
@phillipegoldman4063 3 года назад
This is the best 9 minutes I've ever spent on youtube. Thank you so much.
@theGuilherme36
@theGuilherme36 4 года назад
Alfred Adler is even better than I thought. Thanks for this, Academy of Ideas.
@Trish.H487
@Trish.H487 4 года назад
The man!!! Reading his story for school and hes one of my favourites. He walked his talk.
@flip1980ful
@flip1980ful 6 лет назад
Holy crap that was just what I needed
@josephfernando4867
@josephfernando4867 5 лет назад
This perspective in Psychology is more in line and more practical with our modern life based on our profession and personal relationships.
@mumbaiuser1
@mumbaiuser1 5 лет назад
This video is an Eye-opener
@carlinkag2525
@carlinkag2525 4 года назад
I think this video just changed my life. I'll get back to you on that.
@guruteaches6234
@guruteaches6234 4 года назад
how
@livestrong296
@livestrong296 5 лет назад
7:29 Our self ideal may be overly perfectionist or too reliant on the things mentioned in the video. However I feel we don't have a consistent well articulated, unambiguous and measurable self ideal. For eg if we want to be rich but we never take the little step and answer questions as to how much should you be saving or earing in the coming month, year in order to reach a level of income, neither do we take the necessary steps or look back and audit the activity over time
@billpfortuna
@billpfortuna 6 лет назад
I think in losing God and religion many compensate with outlandish and bombastic self-ideals. I know I have. Not knowing what to do with ones life or how to live it we look for some extreme that once achieved can put us above common human worry while simultaneously being so un-achievable that it saves us from actual real action and moral considerations.
@outofthegoldfishbowletcete762
@outofthegoldfishbowletcete762 6 лет назад
billpfortuna EGO. Edging God Out
@jaiquanfayson1099
@jaiquanfayson1099 6 лет назад
I'm an athiest as well and very fortunate to be an artist, my ideals are attainable and part of reaching those goals is exciting and therapeutic as well so when I'm not pushing myself to an action such as painting or drawing, the action is pulling itself towards me. Strangely enough, I didn't really consider morality until I went to prison, years later, I took two morals and ethics courses in college. Either way, I was always compelled to do what I felt was right, I only did the contrary because there was some other type of benefit, monetary or social, not because I didn't feel like I didn't need to, being an athiest.
@BlondeManNoName
@BlondeManNoName 6 лет назад
When we lost God, we lost ourselves.
@outofthegoldfishbowletcete762
@outofthegoldfishbowletcete762 6 лет назад
TheManWithNoName ALL ovrr the eorld people rediscovering god through 12 step programs
@jaiquanfayson1099
@jaiquanfayson1099 6 лет назад
I never lost god, because I never had it, it was impressed upon me by adults who didn't even have god simply because they couldn't prove the existence of god. In ridding myself of those fantasies, I learned how to deal better with reality, I'm more sure of and know more about myself than ever, particularly without the crutch of religious beliefs or the belief in god, karma, astrology, spirituality, etc; I'm very comfortable living without any of it.
@erdemakturk9574
@erdemakturk9574 4 года назад
Your video are so helpful! I'm taking notes while watching them over and over again. Thank you for making these. You should be proud👏
@greylynnjr
@greylynnjr 5 лет назад
So i consider myself courageous. I always take courage/ seek fulfilment in completing tasks. I am a lazy person so I like to give my all to make my rest worry free. I think I have anxiety in not getting my rest properly. I also fear how I would behave should I be a father. How busy can I manage and still be optimal in all endeavours
@semtexstu3686
@semtexstu3686 6 лет назад
"...........the misery of our comfort zone."
@mreese8764
@mreese8764 4 года назад
This is certainly one of the best channels on RU-vid. Thank you!
@itsmapleman
@itsmapleman 2 года назад
"You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems." -James Clear Reading about Adler after reading The Power of Habit and Atomic Habits.
@ranicierkens666
@ranicierkens666 3 года назад
Jesus, I first read a wiki page on Adler. Couldn’t really comprehend his concepts. This video does not only explain the concepts very good, it also connects them, so you can understand Adler’s full theory. Thank You!
@isabellas4120
@isabellas4120 5 лет назад
This video is amazing. All of this channel's contents is extremely useful and enlightening. I greatly appreciate the hard work you put into these.
@dianacortes5219
@dianacortes5219 6 лет назад
Wow! It is hard to focus on the lecture with all those pictures. What a nice job, thank you very much
@hydrazine19
@hydrazine19 4 года назад
Wonderfully crafted and presented. I wish the pauses are longer for the complex topics, so we can have a moment to absorb them. We can pause on RU-vid, but it’s different.
@ivram9965
@ivram9965 4 года назад
I’m grateful to be able to watch your video 🙏
@jacobb1720
@jacobb1720 5 лет назад
What a brilliant man! Thanks for explaining it all!
@DJKoollord
@DJKoollord 5 лет назад
Sometimes people who used the excuse, I haven't achieved more because something outside my control is preventing me from doing so, are not lying. For example, if a politician with power doesn't want you to get a job in the city, where the politician lobbies and have power, you will never get a job. The amazing thing will emerge, if a person with hurdles in all directions, achieves what they said he can't. And they will wonder, there are millions of people in this city, freed from our hurdles, they can't even do half of what he has accomplished. Impressive.
@QualeQualeson
@QualeQualeson 6 лет назад
It's nuts how good this channel is.
@redpillraccoon5688
@redpillraccoon5688 6 лет назад
thank you times 10000000000000000000000000 for your work you are seriously the man
@umchinagirard1800
@umchinagirard1800 3 года назад
The inferiority complex, the playing the victim complex, the external locus of control syndrome, the family black sheep with the family scapegoat personality disorder. The identified patient - also called the “symptom-bearer” or “presenting problem” - may display unexplainable emotional or physical symptoms, and is often the first person to seek help, perhaps at the request of the family.
@Ikaros23
@Ikaros23 Год назад
Neglect and abuse from living in a dysfunctional family dynamic creates not just trauma in the brain, but is also psychosomatic. That is the trauma creates real damage in the body. So it is explainable. The problem is often that the victim of the abuse is so brainwashed that they don`t even know that what they have experienced is abuse. So they think that there is some other form of dissorder. And as you say if the family even want`s them to seek help this can be the ressult of gaslighting. That is they are brainwashed to think that they`re " reaction" to the " actions" of the toxic family is the problem. When the reality and the truth is that the narcissist and their enablers is the problem. The hard part is to not just see the truth. But also that the next step useing the " locus of control", is a break with the toxic family. But most often the victim ( scapegoat), is to brainwashed and manipulated into the role of the " inferior complex". That the damage on the brain is so hard that they can`t see the truth " as it is". That is that the narcissist is to blame. And that the scapegoat do have the power to change their own life. And can take accountability for their own future. And accept that they can`t change the past. Or the narcissist or their "servants" A remix from the film " The Matrix". See the truth, that there " is no family". That is the persons in the toxic family dynamic are only actors. Who have never done their tasks as they should. Because they where consumed by their own " fake self image". That is consumed by their own superiority complex and inferiority complexes.
@q8moi
@q8moi 5 лет назад
Valuable information, thanks a lot! Loved the presentation style with the images - very well done!
@Sweatyspaaghetti
@Sweatyspaaghetti 5 лет назад
Thanks.youtubes algorithms hiding your videos from me.it makes finding your latest post for me that much more interesting for me.thanks for your video essays,it helps with an insight on what I would think before as a pickle I'm in.inspires another way to look at it for the lack of a better term.
@rumhound5903
@rumhound5903 5 лет назад
Points are valid but not all can apply today. The dynamic of life has changed a bit since his time. You don't get the privilege to be judged by only your village or city, but judgement from a planet. Having the space, and time to reflect. I mean besides locking yourself inside a closet for 10 min. Most of existence is "pitiful", period. Few of us are unremarkable until death, when our names are carved into stone. The degree of the kneeling before these old timers is a bit excessive. Most of them lived in a time where the average person could not read, and write. I would have been the fastest swimmer in my class if my pesky peers didn't have legs
@rdalldmaster
@rdalldmaster 6 лет назад
Looks like people are Waking up. Great Video. Just what I needed to hear.
@Danielshenking
@Danielshenking 5 лет назад
wow, Alfred is a genius. I wish I knew him and read his books earlier.
@Wiggyify
@Wiggyify 6 лет назад
Absolutely stunning presentation, the concise content and the art works! Beautiful! thank you soo much!!!
@jeromemartins3286
@jeromemartins3286 6 лет назад
Awesome video! Thank you very much. Didn't know much about Alfred Adler but hopefully you guys are here =) Very interesting and inspiring.
@nanaobengbismark42
@nanaobengbismark42 6 месяцев назад
I'm starting today. Let's see how it will go the next 8month, I've impregnated my ideas with your words.
@HomelessNinjaKennedy
@HomelessNinjaKennedy 5 лет назад
Thank you so much for your videos. I really feel like they're teaching me how to become a better person
@satnamo
@satnamo 4 года назад
Bravery is only courage in war: courage is doing the right thing even when it is hard.
@probably_crater
@probably_crater 6 лет назад
I 100% agree to the message in this video. If you work long and hard enough, you can leave your old self back in your own dust.
@bokehintheussr5033
@bokehintheussr5033 4 месяца назад
Adler's psychology today would get dismissed as "victim blaming". Its a bitter truth pill to swallow, but it's the most useful psychological theory for anyone actually committed to change and taking responsibility for their own happiness.
@miketamborski4248
@miketamborski4248 5 лет назад
Incredible art work! Please reveal who did it.
@noneofyourbusiness913
@noneofyourbusiness913 5 лет назад
Man this one hurt. Good knowledge none the less
@scottmitchell2757
@scottmitchell2757 Год назад
I love ❤️ this AOI . Adler's work kind of simplifies much of Freud's and Jungs work.. Though those two are no less important. Yet you can also use the basics of those two to find many similar concepts. In Adler's view. “…[the] first thing we discover in the psychic trends is that the movements are directed toward a goal. . . This teleology, (the explanation of phenomenain terms of the purpose they serve 👈rather than of the cause by which they arise.) ( think of it as a telegraphed explanation that guides you to a compensation resolution) "no theory of history can do without teleology" this striving for goals is innate ( natural) in the 👉concept of adaptation”. (Alfred Adler, Understanding Human Nature) I like the way he described this natural adaption. Or in other terms our dissonance of resolution in this dominance structured society. These structures create a higher order of goals he calls our "self ideals" 👈 Its the adapting to these self ideals are where superiority and inferiority complexes come from. " Our self-ideal, in other words, shapes the course of our life in that it “points to the future 👈and “pulls” 👈us toward what could be, what might be” It sets you goals and pulls you towards them always. : Our self-ideal plays a crucial role in our development in that it influences our striving for superiority, 👈 which according to Adler is the fundamental drive behind human behavior." 👈 "A superiority complex is a defense mechanism that develops over time to help a person cope with feelings of inferiority. " You deal with inferiority from a system that has power that depends on you being inferior . So when confronted you with it you either make it a challenge with our "coping skills" ( dissonance resolution) or we resort to "safe guarding" behaviors. Which are behaviors that manifest from your subconscious protecting you from that fear of failure. For example. If you are having a dissonance from a failure. You can cope with it through a effort justification. For example. Like reinforcing your superiority complex with compensation for that failure by reminding yourself how superior you are to a group perceived below you. Yet inferiority complexes irise.. In many ways physically and mental. So there are many ways to feed your insecurities. That bring a ( effort) justification for the procrastination that keeps you in your indoctrinated comfort zone and brings you back to that comfort zone because the fear of inferiority. These things are then the leverage needed to be manipulated. So in this dominance hierarchy they can use. Effort justification to create a superiority complex. ( you are ...(your political party is )...better than those guys because your work matters more ) For a desired Cognitive dissonance resolution.. ( if you're a employer and everyone wants a raise ..or people want human rights .and your a dictator...but you dont want to give it you can play on this) By leveraging the inferiority complexes they create in this top down structure. ( the fear of being brought down to those guys level if you push too hard) when reminded Then by directing the attention in that way. You feeling superior ...compensates for the actual injustices and failure you experience.. In the most basic form of examples... To resolve that dissonance. That allows you to accept it and move on. Over time its is just accepted as a "new normal" One of thier most powerful tools used by politics in this way is always having a group of people for another group to feel superior to. This works very well when say you indoctrinate white farmers by feeding thier ego with pride of 24 hr work from birth and attaching it falsely to race or any poorer person . Though alot of racism is in the past now.. not all.. Yet still... This is less about race to begin with... and more about the leverage that provides to create a superiority complex to "cope" (or naturally adapt.) Race is often used as a tool That is used As the main Effort justification to accept say. .. Slowly taking all rights proffits and land from farmers Over a long period of time. They know they are getting screwed. So to cope with this dissonance.. They are provided constantly with signals of superiority that constantly and then unconsciously that becomes the effort justification that is the natural adaption in this top down structure. A scapegoat is always needed. Because once that person is no longer lower than them in this top down structure. All thier justification for being better for working so hard is taken away. Especially because they really work so hard. The harder they work. The bigger the split that needs compensated. The more opportunity for a propagandist to leverage it. As the Tool song says ...IT.. 💩 adds up at "the bottom" Especially when you can never allow yourself to consider yourself that way but in reality you are. 💯 In a world that only produces for your viewing pleasure a reality so unreal that sets your self ideas that way.. Therefore always having inferiority complexes These are powerful tools of leverage. This can also be useful say.. In a crisis .. Especially in poor communities and countries. By using this formula that justifies the effort for control. You can use preferred indoctrinated values placed on a group to reinforce this justification. Creating a dissonance that allows them to start dehumanizing the value of certain groups. Usally and mostly by class and money. Over long periods of time. It's then easier to take advantage of disasters ( wild fires 🔥..Tornadoes) and use the "shock doctrine" in plans just in case any convenient opportunities arise. To control desired results that would otherwise be abhorrent by playing to the superiority complexes created for this reason in this political structure. I just watched the 3rd episode of Painkiller on Netflix. About the Sacklers and the opiod epidemic. ( which can be used as another form of manipulation but thats later) I digress. In it they reveal an old CIA targeting strategy called M I C E M. oney I. deology C. ohersion E. go ☝️Sound familiar? Leverage.... This is just one of the examples of targeted psychological operations. That uses all this leverage I have explained above. Especially when the pull of crowd and group psychology take hold. This way of influencing dissonance resolution or.. Or influencing.. "direct problem solving" Which.. "When it is impossible we may resort to the coping behaviour called 👉compensation.👈 We look for ways to make up for our inferiority" Like when your ego looks for ways to justify your actions to alter your Super Egos perception of morality .. To compensate for whatever inferiority complexes you are mandated to have by a dominance hierarchy social structure. That in the right hands with the right targeted plan complimented by the tactics of Bernays PR and classic tactics that take advantage of these things like the "greater good." ... can not only shape the future that we want and set self ideals but also pull us in any direction they want 😉 you to go. By taking advantage of the mechanisms of inferiority the system creates. Which my friends is a self feeding loop of guilt.. hate ..weakness points that becomes self censoring obedience. In exchange for not facing thier inferiorities and thier insecurities about them. So... I suggest you watch this video a couple times or you will be even more inferior to people who have this knowledge. 😉 Much love❤ Academy of Ideas. Your work is excellent always.
@tristanhurley9071
@tristanhurley9071 6 лет назад
What an absolute genius.
@sportscanon
@sportscanon 2 года назад
Dear Sir, chapeau you certainly explained very well the main concept of Adlers Psychology! with this video you certainly hit a lot of peoples weak point and by summarizing you did a well job addressing also todays problems even if you did that quite fast! 🧐
@jehyjehy9374
@jehyjehy9374 4 года назад
This video made want to do something productive until my inferiority complex arose when Alfred Alder called me a bum which I was already conscious of.
@umchinagirard1800
@umchinagirard1800 3 года назад
The inferiority complex, the playing the victim complex, the external locus of control syndrome, the family black sheep with the family scapegoat personality disorder. The identified patient - also called the “symptom-bearer” or “presenting problem” - may display unexplainable emotional or physical symptoms, and is often the first person to seek help, perhaps at the request of the family.
@velocity2516
@velocity2516 3 года назад
Adler thoughts are my therapy
@DirectorHMAN
@DirectorHMAN 5 лет назад
These hit hard. P.S if you ever need an alternate Voice Over for these, I'll happily help out.
@davidp.7725
@davidp.7725 6 лет назад
great video. i am reading adler now and this video is great add on for me...thank you
@edoardopavoni9634
@edoardopavoni9634 3 года назад
A wonderfully clear explanation, thank you!
@johnsmitherson435
@johnsmitherson435 3 года назад
Watts said something along the lines of, how willing you are to turn into dust is a measure of how alive you are. He also said a secure mind is in a state of decay
@smkh2890
@smkh2890 2 года назад
Cheers. That filled in a blank for me.
@eclipse5393
@eclipse5393 6 лет назад
There is too much safeguarding to the extent that inferiority complex has become cultural and commercial. Virtual, superficial self-ideals.
@sawtoothiandi
@sawtoothiandi 4 года назад
botox/steroids
@mohamedorayith4626
@mohamedorayith4626 4 года назад
Adler “every lifestyle is adequate until life presents it with a task it is not prepare for” Wouldn’t the best lifestyle be the one that reduces the number of unprepared tasks closer to zero?
@mysigt_
@mysigt_ 4 года назад
Mohamed Orayith thing is, you can’t know that until the challenge for which you’re unprepared emerges. It is almost by definition an unforeseen problem.
@rodrigocarvalho6426
@rodrigocarvalho6426 3 года назад
This would give a great debate. And caspar also makes a very good point
@joe-y4o5y
@joe-y4o5y 7 месяцев назад
The misery of our comfort zone. Quite an observation.
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