Self-realization: How to achieve it?
This question probably must have crossed your mind sometime in your life, since experts have written various articles about it, but the key is each person, due to the subjective nature that characterizes them.
However, a guide can be achieved by applying Maslow's Pyramid theory, which has been recognized and applied worldwide, whose premise is based on first meeting the needs that are classified by lower hierarchical levels until reaching the last level (Self-realization).
According to Maslow, the first four levels of the pyramid consider the so-called deficit needs, such as: physiological, safety and protection, social and esteem or recognition.
The needs according to Maslow's Pyramid are detailed below, presented according to the different hierarchical levels:
Importance of Self-realization.
Faced with the impossibility of achieving self-realization, many people are affected emotionally, falling into frustration, pessimism, anguish, stress, anxiety, among others.
Consequently, the physical and mental health of the person and their environment can be affected.
A person who feels self-realized is happy, has feelings of satisfaction, joy, generally enjoys excellent spirits and humor; All this is transmitted to his surroundings, generally achieving greater recognition and respect.
In conclusion, the self-realization of each person will depend on the efforts directed in the correct way to satisfy their own needs of each person.