The Road Less Traveled
Life is difficult, and accepting that is the start of growth. A classic on discipline, love and spiritual development.
Biography
M. Scott Peck was an American psychiatrist whose book The Road Less Traveled (1978) became one of the longest-running bestsellers of its kind. He died in 2005.
Main ideas and philosophy
Peck taught that life is difficult, that discipline is the tool for solving its problems, and that love is the will to extend oneself for another's growth.
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