It is always great to revisit books that have been impactful to me. Games People Play/Eric Berne, is one of those books. Written in 1964, I probably read it while in my military years. It had a profound effect on how I related to people and later for therapy interaction.
Rereading it yesterday provided one of those “aha moments” that make me stop reading and further contemplate a passage, culminating in “Wow, that is profound” being uttered out loud. It talked about how people outlook their lives and especially their past. In the introduction by James Allen MD, he states that some people look at their past as part of where they are going. As a new affirmation for myself: My past is part of where I’m going! I like it.