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Man’s Search for Meaning

by Viktor E. Frankl · 1946

Viktor E. Frankl’s memoir and account of his approach to meaning. The original German work appeared in 1946 and the first English translation in 1959; no recommender’s preferred edition is asserted.

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Portrait unavailable for Roelof Botha Roelof Botha Investor and former PayPal CFO
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Documented citation: The original interview’s show notes identify this as Botha’s favorite book.

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Evidence details Roelof Botha — the lessons learned from nearly 20 years at Sequoia

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20VC · 2020-10-25 · accessed 2026-10-01

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The original host identifies this title in the guest’s favorite-book item. This is a separate interview from his 2022 appearance.

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Documented citation: Botha names this among the books he has recommended or given to other people.

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Evidence details The Tim Ferriss Show #618: Roelof Botha

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The Tim Ferriss Show · 2022-09-01 · accessed 2026-10-01

podcast · Original interview transcript

Transcript published September 1, 2022 for the August 31 episode. This second original event supports the same canonical book, not a second distinct recommended title.

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