This is an interesting article for those wanting to gauge their self-actualized (realized) personality or, in other words, whether they’ve achieved their personal life character goals, how satisfied they are with life and whether they feel gratitude wwith their life’s journey so far. I found it interesting that the 3 things most self-actuality’s for me were strong perception of reality, authenticity and good moral integrity. Also a surprise (for someone who can accept reality, no matter how sometimes brutal it can be) and despite the rough experiences in my journey so far, I’m still quite able to continually appreciate the beautiful things in life, no matter how repetitive, and am fairly satisfied with life, overall. I’ll settle for that... You can read the article and take the test yourself, if you like. The link is within the article. 👍

This is an interesting article for those wanting to gauge their self-actualized (realized) personality or, in other words, whether they’ve achieved their personal life character goals, how satisfied they are with life and whether they feel gratitude wwith their life’s journey so far. I found it interesting that the 3 things most self-actuality’s for me were strong perception of reality, authenticity and good moral integrity. Also a surprise (for someone who can accept reality, no matter how sometimes brutal it can be) and despite the rough experiences in my journey so far, I’m still quite able to continually appreciate the beautiful things in life, no matter how repetitive, and am fairly satisfied with life, overall. I’ll settle for that... You can read the article and take the test yourself, if you like. The link is within the article. 👍 - Revisiting Maslow’s hierarchy of needs for the 21st century: how do you score on the 10 traits of self-actualised people?