Adler believed that the most important goal in human life is

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Adler posited that the primary human drive is not for pleasure (as Freud suggested) or power, but rather for a striving for superiority or success, which he later refined to mean a striving for perfection or wholeness. This concept is encapsulated in his theory of individual psychology, where the goal is to achieve a sense of unity or totality within oneself and in relation to others.

Adler Believed That the Most Important Goal in Human Life