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While these self-actualizers certainly can't shoot fire from their hands or possess superhuman strength, they are a rare, extraordinary breed. According to Maslow, only about 1% of adults have self-actualized and many of them probably won't remain in this state forever.
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Read More »Nobody’s perfect, right? We all have our flaws—like the pimple on my nose—and our downfalls—like my inclination to watch catty reality TV. But what if we used these to our advantage? What if instead of slapping ourselves on the wrist, we embraced our failures and others’ failures and saw our potential to be great and to be happy. Well, then we might turn into a modern day superhuman—or according to renowned humanistic psychologist, Abraham Maslow, at least reach our peak existence. I have just described what Maslow defines as self-actualization: the desire that leads to the realization of one’s full potential. While these self-actualizers certainly can’t shoot fire from their hands or possess superhuman strength, they are a rare, extraordinary breed. According to Maslow, only about 1% of adults have self-actualized and many of them probably won’t remain in this state forever. But that doesn’t mean it’s impossible to spot one or even become a self-actualizer yourself! Do the impossible (or the unlikely in this case). Generally, self-actualized individuals: Are accepting of themselves and others. They don’t just tolerate their flaws, but embrace them. They don’t just tolerate their flaws, but embrace them. Can laugh at their own mistakes. Self-actualizers recognize that everyone makes mistakes and are okay with making their own. Self-actualizers recognize that everyone makes mistakes and are okay with making their own. Develop and maintain meaningful relationships. They prioritize their loved ones and put their all into these relationships. They prioritize their loved ones and put their all into these relationships. Accurately perceive reality. They understand the world and people as they are. They understand the world and people as they are. Have a greater sense of purpose and work toward fulfilling that purpose. Self-actualizers realize that they are on this earth for a reason and put their energy into accomplishing this mission. Self-actualizers realize that they are on this earth for a reason and put their energy into accomplishing this mission. Experience profound moments of pure happiness. Their lifestyle allows them to stay in touch with their emotions and become overtaken by complete joy. Their lifestyle allows them to stay in touch with their emotions and become overtaken by complete joy. Have an ongoing appreciation for life. These individuals live in the moment and appreciate the goodness of each day. These individuals live in the moment and appreciate the goodness of each day. Show compassion toward others. Not only do self-actualizers share deep love in their relationships but for all of humanity.
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Read More »Self-actualization was first discussed by psychologist Kurt Goldstein, but is known best for being the pinnacle of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. This hierarchy, which explores basic as well as more eccentric human needs, includes five stages: Physiological needs, or the essentials to life like food, air, water, sleep, and shelter. Safety needs, which include protection from elements (e.g., rain or snow), security, order, and stability. Love/belonging needs, including friendship, intimacy, trust, and affection. Esteem needs, like achievement independence, status, self-respect, and respect from others. Self-actualization needs, which include realizing one’s own potential and seeking personal growth.
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