"What is the meaning of life?" Throughout history, people have spent much of their lives trying to explain how and why the world works. Initially, they seek to live better lives and thrive. Ultimately, they seek to find purpose and significance in their existence. The book Psychology of Life: Guide to a Life of Meaning and Purpose can help you feel more confident and optimistic about life. Unlearning faulty programming through positive steps in life is the crux of the book. If you are a young learner, this book will orient your life. If you are a parent, it will help you to guide your children. If you are a teacher, this will be an aid to motivate your students. The titles inside are signboards serving as stop points to reflect and enhance yourself to take steps for life’s journey. This book explores the role of meaning, commitment, and creativity in finding purpose in life.
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Suantak Demkhosei Vaiphei, Fariza Saidin
Dr. Suantak Demkhosei Vaiphei is currently working as an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Woxsen University, Hyderabad, India. He is also a chairperson at the Center of Excellence for Behavioral and Cognitive Studies at Woxsen University. Apart from research papers in journals and conferences, the author has published 4 books, including his recent publication, "Understanding End-of-Life Care: Psychological Approaches to Cancer Care," with Routledge | Taylor and Francis.
Dr. Fariza Saidin is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Psychology, Assam Royal Global University, Guwahati, India. She has a Ph.D. in neuropsychology with 14 years of teaching experience at several reputable universities. Apart from her research publications in journals and conferences, she has authored 3 books in her psychological research endeavour.
