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05-21-2022, 12:10 AM
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[GET] Know Yourself Much Better: Cues From Friedrich Nietzsche
Know Yourself Much Better: Cues From Friedrich Nietzsche
A practical guide to discover yourself and unleash your potential with ideas from Friedrich Nietzsche and his philosophy Rating: 5.0 out of 5 (1 rating) 623 students 1 hour on-demand video 6 downloadable resources Description Knowing yourself is a journey. A discovery about who you are as a person. The real YOU. This journey of self-discovery is unpredictable. You must face your vulnerabilities, insecurities, and even deepest fears. And why is this important? Aristotle answers. “Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom”. Gaining mastery over others could be perceived to be a strength. But gaining mastery over yourself is true power. People who have realized this simple but profound fact have gone on to achieve great things in life. If you discover who you are, you are truly rich in every sense. This course is a sincere attempt to help you take that first step in self-discovery and unleash your potential. To do this, I resort to the ideas and quotes of Friedrich Nietzsche, the 19th-century German philosopher with a brilliant mind. Though his ideas were provocative on many subjects, he focused on why we categorize some things as' good' and others 'evil', how we form judgments, and ultimately how we can transcend such categories to fulfill our true potential and become the best possible version of ourselves. The beauty of Nietzsche is that we cannot confine him to a particular ideology. We can place his thoughts on a wide intellectual spectrum. Theists might strongly disagree with him on certain aspects, but they could strongly agree with him too on some of his other ideas. He gives us thought templates that we can use to address the problems of living in a pluralistic society. So why not learn those ideas and improve our lives. You can condemn Nietzsche. You can criticize Nietzsche. But you can never ignore Nietzsche. https://www.udemy.com/course/know-yourself-much-better-concepts-and-cues-from-nietzsche/?couponCode=F85280D13C5CE148DFA9 Enjoy! |
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