100: Franz Kafka - Why You Feel Lost in a Loveless World (And How to Stop It) (Metamorphosis)

Philosophies for Life

In this podcast we will talk about Why You Feel Lost in a Loveless World (And How to Stop It) from the philosophy of Franz Kafka. Franz Kafka is one of the most fascinating writers and philosophers of the 20th century.
So with that in mind, here is Why You Feel Lost in a Loveless World (And How to Stop It) from the philosophy of Franz Kafka -
01. Your Value Shouldn’t Depend on What You Produce
02. Don't Let Modern Life Dehumanize You
03. Don’t Try To Please Everyone
04. Don’t Trade Your Identity For Acceptance
05. Protect Your Inner World
We hope you enjoyed listening to this podcast and hope this video, from the philosophy of Franz Kafka, helps you to stop losing yourself.
Franz Kafka is one of the most fascinating writers and philosophers of the 20th century. He was born in Prague in 1883 and lived a life that often felt out of place, with a regular job during the day and a passion for writing that he pursued quietly, often in the shadows. Although his stories seem surreal and unusual on the surface, they explore something deeply human: the struggle to find meaning, to be understood, and to stay connected in a world that feels cold and indifferent. His most famous works include: “The Trial”, “The Castle”, and “The Metamorphosis”. All of these books explore themes like isolation, loss of identity, the pressures of modern life, and the systems that shape and sometimes crush us. All of these themes come together in his most famous and perhaps most heartbreaking work, The Metamorphosis.