• A human being should never become a means to an end.
• Whether a life is fulfilled does not depend on how great one's radius of action is, but rather only on whether the circle is fully filled out.
• Individuality can only be valuable when it is not individuality for its own sake but individuality for the human community.
• It is the nature of love that makes us see our loved one in their uniqueness and individuality.
Three lectures given by Frankl in Vienna in 1946, a few months following his liberation from a Nazi concentration camp, which he edited into a book, which was published and largely forgotten until a couple of years ago, when the original publisher found it in their archive and decided to reprint. I'm still on the introduction, which is well worth reading in it's own right.
I got these from the library today and don't know where to start!
pickFrankl, a holocaust survivor, gave these lectures (published in English for the first time) while he was writing his masterpiece Man‘s Search for Meaning. Here you will find wisdom and hope. “Life itself means being questioned, means answering; each person must be responsible for their own existence.” - Viktor Frankl
Yes to Life: In Spite of Everything | 
