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A World With No Scarcity

In a world with no scarcity of basic wants and needs, people would work for their own sake, to improve their skills, or simply because it is fulfilling.

People are living in a world of scarcity, and keep forgetting that they should not be simply motivated by needs, but by the desire to accomplish their passion and to learn something new.

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Doing Stuff You Love But Aren’t Paid For

Many people have hobbies, stuff they enjoy doing without the need of getting paid for. It can be gardening, playing the piano or the guitar, or even video games.

Stuff we like to do without any monetary need is what could translate into a career. Improving our skills can be enough motivatio...

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Career Progression

This is one of the most important stories in our culture. You're supposed to start at the bottom and work your way toward the top.

If you want to move up in the ladder, you are most welcome, but it should not be an imposition, a mandatory race for everyone.

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  • Understand who you are: A personal philosophy requires self-awareness, a desire to understand, and the ability to learn
  • Commit to looking for meaning and discerning what makes sense to you.
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Theories On How Morals Developed

  • Freud's morality and the superego: Sigmund Freud suggested people developed morally when they set aside their selfish needs for the values of important socialising agents (e.g. parents)
  • Piaget's theory of moral development: Jean Piaget theorised th...

Takeaways From Kaufman’s Study

Taken together, this total pattern of data supports Maslow’s contention that self-actualised individuals are more motivated by growth and exploration than by fulfilling deficiencies in basic needs.

Another significant takeaway from the stu...

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