1. Ego
- One's ego differs depending on the way one was brought up, the place where one grew up, the country, etc.
- Ego to a healthy degree can help in achieving goals and generally things we want to gain.
- However, ego makes us selfish, not thinking of others, and also makes us vulnerable to manipulation, as we will seek ways that satisfy our ego.
If someone:
1. Is 'absorbed' in who they are
2. They have a need to share their opinion but not listen to others
3. They are emotionally attached to their beliefs.
Then ego speaks.
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