The self-actualization pyramid is a myth: Here’s a better system

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The self-actualization pyramid is a myth: Here’s a better system Sep, 2018 Video Leadership and Career Development Read time: Stop just surviving and start developing. Associate professor Maja Djikic offers a new framework for personal growth, and all leaders should pay attention. Maslow's hiearchy of needs is a myth. It turns out to self actualize, you just need to make a choice: will you simply survive, and live on the your immediate needs? Will you just develop and pursue the things you love? Or can you choose to do both? Associate professor Maja Djikic shows you how. Like what you watched? Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter for more personal development tips and tricks. Maja Djikic is an associate professor, faculty-at-large and director of the Self-Development Lab at the Rotman School of Management. Keywords: career development collaboration conflict management decision making emotional intelligence mindfulness psychology teams

The self-actualization pyramid is a myth: Here’s a better system

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Stop just surviving and start developing. Associate professor Maja Djikic offers a new framework for personal growth, and all leaders should pay attention.

Maja Djikic

Maslow's hiearchy of needs is a myth. It turns out to self actualize, you just need to make a choice: will you simply survive, and live on the your immediate needs? Will you just develop and pursue the things you love? Or can you choose to do both? Associate professor Maja Djikic shows you how.

Like what you watched? Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter for more personal development tips and tricks.

Maja Djikic is an associate professor, faculty-at-large and director of the Self-Development Lab at the Rotman School of Management.

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The self-actualization pyramid is a myth: Here’s a better system

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