Self-Actualization and Self-Discovery

First of all, we need to first satisfy all other needs (basic, security, social, and respect). On the other hand, it is very difficult to achieve such personal recognition. To reach the self-contained part of the hierarchy is said to be a personal goals, but because it is difficult to completely fill all of the other needs, usually get there. Maslow is, social, physical, and emotional needs are met, because survival is not necessarily the need for self-realization, most people have said they are satisfied that you can not reach the last part of the hierarchy It was.

Self-realization refers to the need for personal growth and discovery that exists in our lives. Self-realization learned our lives, are related to the purpose of pursuing This is a process with no end itself - people will always like to self-realization than, by no means static at these points. Please note current performance, progress situation, and how to improve. At school this is done by our teacher through personal guidance and feedback, as well as exercises, tests and projects to evaluate our performance. The teacher not only teaches us how good / bad, but also leads us to grow.

Self-realized growth (Maslow, 1962) refers to the growth of individuals and the need for discovery throughout their lives. In Maslow, people are constantly becoming "becoming", and in these respects they are never static. In self-fulfillment, people begin to find the meaning of life that is important to them. In theory, we are all self-contained, but most of us will do this or do it only to a limited extent. Maslow (1970) estimates that only 2% of people achieve self-fulfillment. Of particular interest to him are the characteristics of those who believe that he has fulfilled their personal possibilities.

Or Most of us do not have the ability to achieve self-realization, or you can only achieve a certain degree of self-realization, but in theory we will be able to achieve their own. Maslow believes that there are 15 common features for self-fulfilling people. Features include problem-centered but not self-centered, spontaneous, accepting your own nature, very creative, peak experience, and more. People can achieve self-realization in their own way, but they still tend to share some of the same traits. Self-contained behavior such as challenging new things, acting in good faith, fulfilling responsibilities, working hard