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Berggasse 19,
Vienna IX,
Christmas 1922
Dear Dr Pfister,
At last a few free days in which to catch up with arrears of correspondence. Normally I am a conscientious correspondent, but during the past weeks I have dropped behind. I have now reduced my working day to seven hours, and promised myself that never again will it be nine.
Your complete and ever more manifest defection from Jung and Adler has given me great satisfaction for a long time past. Now I can definitely advise you not to reject your meritorious book1, which has already acquired such a good reputation in the world, but to revise it, and thus let it keep pace with your own development. You should do the same