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That link is a quiz. Would a self actualized person rate themselves?
Excellent question. I don't think a self-actualized person would so much rate themselves as check the list thinking there might be some good pointers to self-improvement.
Excellent question. I don't think a self-actualized person would so much rate themselves as check the list thinking there might be some good pointers to self-improvement.
Would a person on their way to self actualization be concerned with self-improvement? I only read a little bit of what was posted about it but it seemed more of an exercise in self acceptance rather than improvement. It reminds me of some quote I heard (don't know who to attribute it to) Sought after virtue in not virtue.
Would a person on their way to self actualization be concerned with self-improvement? I only read a little bit of what was posted about it but it seemed more of an exercise in self acceptance rather than improvement. It reminds me of some quote I heard (don't know who to attribute it to) Sought after virtue in not virtue.
Most definitely, it stops pain that leads to defensive behavior and shields a person from further attacks. It's a matter of what to focus on.
yeah, they call us passive aggressive. i don't get it. i don't agree with "them" but I don't jump around nor will i change if they do not offer a good enough argument. No matter what they call me.
I wouldn't rate you as poopy at all. I see you as very intelligent. I have a feeling you are talking above me most times but once in awhile I understand you. Take that with a grain of salt considering the source
Would a person on their way to self actualization be concerned with self-improvement? I only read a little bit of what was posted about it but it seemed more of an exercise in self acceptance rather than improvement. It reminds me of some quote I heard (don't know who to attribute it to) Sought after virtue in not virtue.
See, if you weren't so darned self actualized you would have read the whole thing and seen that them people actually seek to improve themselves. Get with the program dude.
See, if you weren't so darned self actualized you would have read the whole thing and seen that them people actually seek to improve themselves. Get with the program dude.
The program is Game of Thrones and the theme is: binge watch. A woman has got to divide her time wisely and self improvement got pushed back until tomorrow (again). Did you know in that show there is something called the Many-Faced God?
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