“In this newly revised edition, Alex Pattakos and Elaine Dundon not only honor the legacy of Viktor Frankl but further it by bringing his work to a new generation of readers in search of a more meaningful life. In very practical ways, they show that when we put meaning at the heart of our lives, we're better able to thrive and reach our full potential.”──Arianna Huffington, founder of Huffington Post and founder and CEO, Thrive Global
“If you intend to read just one self-help book in your life, pick this one. You won't regret it.” ──Alexander Batthyány, PhD, Director, Viktor Frankl Institute Vienna
“Here is a landmark book that, among other things, underscores how the search for meaning is intimately related to and positively influences health improvement at all levels. Reading Prisoners of Our Thoughts is an insightful prescription for promoting health and wellness!”──Kenneth R. Pelletier, PhD, MD (hc), Clinical Professor of Medicine and Professor of Public Health, University of Arizona and University of California, San Francisco Schools of Medicine
“Prisoners of Our Thoughts is an important book about creating a meaningful life — a life that matters and makes a difference. Those of us involved in the individual quest for meaning will find valuable information and inspiration in it. Meaning — choosing it, living it, sustaining it — is a significant personal, as well as societal, issue of the twenty-first century.”──Marita J. Wesely, trends expert and Trends Group Manager, Hallmark Cards, Inc.
