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1 day ago · According to Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the highest need of a person is to experience self-actualization, which he defines as becoming "capable of all that you are capable of". This pursuit of self-actualization is often associated with independence and the fulfillment of one's personal purpose. This is what characterized Nati; he was ...
5 days ago · In the 1950s, American psychologist Abraham Maslow came up with Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, a popular psychological theory to explain what drives human motivation. According to his theory, our actions are motivated by the pursuit of certain needs, from basic to complex, depicted as hierarchical levels in a pyramid.
5 days ago · The Need Theory, also referred to as the Learned Needs Theory, identifies three motivational needs of individuals - achievement, power, and affiliation - and explains their impact on workplace performance.
2 days ago · Developing a deep connection and honoring of the natural world allows us to move into transcendence. Developing quiet time and stillness within our lives leads to transcendence. Practicing good self-care leads to transcendence.
5 days ago · If what you need and what your partner can or wants to provide are truly mismatched, the relationship might not be a good fit. Or, you may need to get some of your needs met elsewhere, or work on solutions for how you might work towards being better able to meet each other’s needs.
6 days ago · The final level, the pointy bit of the pyramid with which Maslow's model is regularly depicted, is "Transcendence", which until recently in Australia involved buying a $15,000 light machine off ...
15 hours ago · It encompasses the entire process from detecting learning needs, designing and implementing methodologies, certifying and validating life skills to curriculum design and policy development. It lays the foundation for inner sustainability and relational transformation while paving the way for strategic alliances with stakeholders outside academia.
