Self-Esteem and Maslow's Theory. Or, an Elephant and a Poodle.

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Cover of the book Self-Esteem and Maslow's Theory. Or, an Elephant and a Poodle. by Alla P. Gakuba, Know-How Skills
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Author: Alla P. Gakuba ISBN: 9781943131532
Publisher: Know-How Skills Publication: December 4, 2016
Imprint: Know-How Skills Language: English
Author: Alla P. Gakuba
ISBN: 9781943131532
Publisher: Know-How Skills
Publication: December 4, 2016
Imprint: Know-How Skills
Language: English

When the author was a student, she and her friends loved the Maslow’s theory that they learned in one of their economics classes.  The theory has 5 steps of the “Hierarchy of Needs.” or “A Theory of Human Motivation.”

The 1st step, or the lowest is—the most fundamental, basic physical needs: food, water, shelter, and clothing. The 5th step is—the most advanced, it is where a person grows into noble traits of character; having dignity, honor, and morality; high creativity, problems solving abilities; treating everyone equally, doing great things for others.

On this self-actualization step, a person has reached such a level of personal and intellectual development that he is looking how to help others and society. It becomes a higher calling for her or him.

The author’s friends and her started claiming that they already had reached the “self-actualization” step.

So, how the readers could reach a self-actualization step? Please find an answer in this story.

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When the author was a student, she and her friends loved the Maslow’s theory that they learned in one of their economics classes.  The theory has 5 steps of the “Hierarchy of Needs.” or “A Theory of Human Motivation.”

The 1st step, or the lowest is—the most fundamental, basic physical needs: food, water, shelter, and clothing. The 5th step is—the most advanced, it is where a person grows into noble traits of character; having dignity, honor, and morality; high creativity, problems solving abilities; treating everyone equally, doing great things for others.

On this self-actualization step, a person has reached such a level of personal and intellectual development that he is looking how to help others and society. It becomes a higher calling for her or him.

The author’s friends and her started claiming that they already had reached the “self-actualization” step.

So, how the readers could reach a self-actualization step? Please find an answer in this story.

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