Maslow's Theory of Self-Actualization and Giving Up on Dreams

It is always easy for people to give up their dreams in our daily life in our daily lives. Usually, we are listening to some people saying "I gave up, I can not do this anymore." Some people do this because they are tired of what they are doing. In my opinion, this is neither a good thing nor a health problem. After all, people may regret what they did. They may feel unhappy or even depressed.

The strongest criticism against this theory is based on the way this theory was formed. To create a definition of self-fulfillment, Maslow identified 18 individuals as self-fulfillers and investigated their characteristics. This is a small part of people. Secondly, there are artists and philosophers who do not meet the basic needs but show signs of self-realization. Respondents answered questions about the six needs very similar to Maslow's model. They also appreciate their happiness through three different metrics: a life rating (a person's perception of his or her whole life), a positive emotion (everyday happiness or pleasure) and a negative emotion (every day Experience) Pressure)

One of the most popular demand theories is Abraham Maslow's needs hierarchy. Maslow suggests that motivation is the result of an attempt to meet five basic needs: physiology, security, society, respect and self realization. Maslow believes that these requirements may put internal pressure on the actions that affect them. Physiological needs are the need for human survival, such as air, food, water, shelter, clothing and sleep. As an administrator, you can explain the physiological needs of your employees by providing comfortable working conditions, reasonable working hours, break time necessary to use the bathroom and meals and drinks I will.

It is easy to keep in mind the theory of Abraham Maslow when solving big problems such as poverty. Basic physiological needs usually take precedence over high-level life needs such as love, attribution, self-esteem, self-actualization. In the field of society, first consider the necessity and establish an appropriate foundation, we will raise the level of demand. However, at seemingly difficult poverty alleviation work, we do not seem to be in the next stage. We erroneously believe that if they are hungry they can not worry about self-esteem or should not be worried.