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| to reach for something you are not entirely sure of but believe is better than what you now have, or is at least necessary to survive |
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| a condition that exists when we are deprived of something we want or require |
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| Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs |
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| the arrangement of needs in order of basic importance: physiological, safety, belongingness and love, esteem, and self-actualization |
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| the need to feel loved, included, and accepted; this need usually assumes importance after the safety and survival needs have been met |
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| anything preventing you from achieving your objectives most effectively |
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| an analogy representing four valuable parts of life: our life can either be in balance or out of balance, based on the amount of time we devote to each of these important parts of our life |
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| for everything you get in life, you also have to give up something |
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| cultures in which time is organized sequentially; schedules and deadlines are valued over people |
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| an internal tension or force that pushes (motivates) us to satisfy a need |
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| the need to feel worthwhile, which is often satisfied by maintaining a healthy self-image, through status, prestige, a good reputation, or titles |
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| the need for self-fulfillment; the need to become all that one is capable of becoming |
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| our most basic and fundamental needs, such as food, water, sleep, clean air to breathe, exercise, and sex; also called our primary or survival needs |
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| safety and security needs |
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| the need to protect oneself from danger and to keep safe from harm; on a psychological level, they might relate to finding and keeping a job |
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| an aim or purpose - a plan |
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| the outcome of setting a goal and achieving that goal, whatever that goal may be |
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| a sense that life is good - a state of well-being that outlasts yesterday's moment of elation, today's buoyant mood, or tomorrow's feeling of sadness |
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| Living in a state of flow |
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| being totally absorbed in an activity, whether at work or play, with a sense of mastery, and the use of all or most of one's skills |
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| cultures in which time is organized horizontally; people tend to several things at once and value relationships over schedules |
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| 20 percent of what we do yields 80 percent of the results; and conversely 80 percent of what we do yields 20 percent of the results |
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