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Section 2: What do I want?

Section 2: What do I want?. Lifestyles of the Satisfied and Content. What Do I Want Now ?. To paraphrase Mick Jagger , “You can’t get what you want ‘till you get what you need.” The psychologist Abraham Maslow developed what has come to be called the Maslow Triangle.

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Section 2: What do I want?

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  1. Section 2: What do I want? Lifestyles of the Satisfied and Content

  2. What Do I Want Now? • To paraphrase Mick Jagger, “You can’t get what you want ‘till you get what you need.” • The psychologist Abraham Maslow developed what has come to be called the Maslow Triangle. • It graphically illustrates the hierarchy of human needs.

  3. Maslow’s Triangle

  4. First Need: Physiological. In other words… Survival We must have food, water, clothing, and shelter.

  5. Second Need: Safety and Security • The first two levels deal only with physical and emotional survival. • If a person is at either of these levels, it’s not a satisfying way to live life. • They are struggling to survive… only living for basic survival.

  6. Third Need: A Sense of Belonging • A need to feel connected to others. • Dependent upon people.

  7. Fourth Need: Esteem • We want others to feel that we are worthy of respect. • We also want to respect ourselves. • Thinking about what we want rather than what we need.

  8. Fifth Need: Self Actualization • People who have done what they set out to accomplish, who have reached their goals. • Not many reach this point, and not everyone stays there.

  9. Life Satisfaction is a process! Activity 59

  10. Happiness is a balanced lifestyle…

  11. Elements of a balanced lifestyle: • Physical Health • Work • Family / Relationships • Leisure and Recreation • Spiritual Life

  12. Modified Maslow Self-confidence Self-Esteem Belonging Love Financial and Physical Safety Emotional & Spiritual Security Physical Health Food & Shelter External Internal

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