Adler first postulated the aggressive drive and the will to power as the fundamental motivations that shape human personality.He later extended his view to include the

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Adler believed that the aggressive drive and the will to power motivate individuals to strive for success, achieve superiority, and overcome feelings of inferiority.

Note: While Adler did write about the search for meaning and self-actualization, these ideas were developed later in his career and were not originally included in his theory of personality based on the aggressive drive and will to power.

Adler First Postulated the Aggressive Drive and the Will to Power