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If I were to thank one person, it would be Irvin Yalom. His insights and books transformed my life. Through his teachings, I embraced accountability, faced existential fears, and pursued a more fulfilling existence. I suggest beginning with his book "When Nietzsche Wept"it could be life changing for you too.

After watching this cast of yours, a memory came back to me, that memory was my discussion and conversation with the professor of philosophy, and she brought up interesting and new things about Nietzsche and Yalom.
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