Striving for Superiority

Could you please discuss what Adler means by "striving for superiority." I find so many people (and clinicans) do not completely understand what Adler was trying to say.

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Striving From a Felt Minus to an Imagined Plus, by Henry Stein, 2/3/96 Re: &lllaos;Strving from a Felt Minus to an Imagined Plus&lllaos;, by Mark D'Ambrosio, 3/19/96 Additional Views, by Henry Stein, 3/22/96 Range of Adlerian Concepts, by John Gessner, 4/8/96 Incorporation, by Dale Pietrzak, 10/9/96 Rank & Adler?, by John Gessner, 4/9/96 Existentialism, Adler, and Mueller, by Henry Stein, 4/12/96 Who are Closer to Adler's Theory?, by Carmen Knowles, 4/21/96 Sources for Classical Adlerian Theory, by Henry Stein, 4/21/96 Co-operation, by t cummings, 5/14/96 Relevant Subject, by Carmen Knowles, 8/7/96 Inferiority and Original Sin, by Ed Riemann MSW, 10/13/96 Why Employers Terrorize Their Employees, . . . are they suffering from inferiority and their parents, by Joey Putman, 10/19/96 Re:Why Employers Terrorize Their Employees, . . . are they suffering from inferiority and their parents, by vaida, 11/22/01 Alfred Adler: On Time-Management and Business Practices, by Carroll R. Thomas, 11/25/01 Inferiority & Original Sin, by Ed Riemann, 1/20/97 Re: Inferiority and Original Sin, by Izaac Quade, 12/25/99 Social Comparison, by Gilbert Levin, 4/13/96 Depreciation, Idealization, & Solicitude, by Henry Stein, 4/13/96 Adler and Social Comparison, by Gil Levin, 4/13/96 Re: Striving From a Felt Minus to an Imagined Plus, by Monica, 12/6/99

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