Intelligent Living

"Intelligent Living" is an insightful exploration of mental hygiene and the practical application of psychology to everyday life. Written by the esteemed physician Dr. Austen Fox Riggs, this work serves as a guide for individuals seeking to achieve emotional balance and purposeful conduct in an increasingly complex world. The book emphasizes the necessity of using intelligence and self-awareness to manage the stresses of modern existence, advocating for a harmonious relationship between the mind and body.

Dr. Riggs delves into themes of self-discipline, social adaptation, and the cultivation of healthy habits to prevent nervous exhaustion and promote overall well-being. By examining the fundamental principles of human behavior, the author provides a framework for living a life that is both productive and psychologically sound. As a significant contribution to early 20th-century health literature, "Intelligent Living" offers timeless wisdom on the importance of mental clarity and personal responsibility. This work is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of psychiatry, the origins of the self-help movement, and the enduring quest for a well-ordered and meaningful life.

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