Franz Kafka is undoubtedly the author whom people have admired, referenced, and interpreted the most over the last hundred years. He interpreted with clarity and depth the problems of modern man and reflected in an intelligent and caustic way on the multiple worries and absurdities of our everyday life. This practical book gathers 99 aphorisms of the ingenious author from Prague and demonstrates their usefulness in everyday fields such as work, personal relationships, or our inner concerns. This refreshing and original lesson in Kafkaesque philosophy is a lesson on how one can successfully cope with daily processes and "transformations" without losing the path to happiness. "Every human error is the fruit of impatience." "To believe means to free the indestructible within me or, better yet, to free myself or, even better, to be indestructible or, even better, to be." "From a certain point onward, there is no turning back. This is the point that one must reach."