Good afternoon, everyone.

It's Dr. Niagara again, our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

Another fun week of talking and interacting with so many people from around the globe.

Much appreciation for all of your comments and feedback.

And, again, a true pleasure in doing this.

I usually do the podcast on Sundaysays but i'm actually doing this one

on monday because it is labor day in the united states and i have a topic actually that i thought of

prior to this which surprised julie um so i again uh fun talk with a lot of you guys.

If I haven't gotten back to you, please reach out to me.

I will get back to you at some point.

We also started our Instagram page doing reels.

And you could find us at Psychology underscore unplugged on Instagram.

So I'll be trying to do some weekly reels,

just talk about different topics that pop into my mind,

maybe give you a tour of our office,

and just kind of make this a more personalized experience.

So today's topic being at Labor Day is we're talking about the Adlerian life tasks.

Adler was a student of Freud who disagreed with Freud's concept of his notion of what he believed to be the unconscious.

And Adler was more or less ostracized from the inner circle where they would meet on Wednesday

evenings in Vienna because he did not agree with the concept of the unconscious and, you know, Freud's

model of the id, the ego and the super ego, and Adler had the perspective that everything

is conscious and everything is purposeful. And his work is really considered the precursor

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