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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2021 · 1H 1M

Healthy Transcendence - How and why I want to build a self-actualization business

from Thoughts of a TechnoWizard · host Elijah Claude

In this audiojournal entry, I share some updates on what I did over the weekend. I talk about what I learned from my mentors that talked about breaking down my idea into existing industries to learn how they do it. I then go on to talk a lot about company's vision and mission statement, going into detail about self-actualization, healthy transcendence, and why its important to have a solid foundation in good, humanistic psychology.  SB Kaufman's Transcend: The New Science of Self-Actualization shows how humans are not inherently evil, lazy, selfish, greedy or bad; he shares a ton of research that shows how and why people become these things due to unfulfilled, deficient needs and unhealthy transcendence.  This realization that people are inherently driven, helpful, explorative, and so on once their needs are met gives hope (ie actionable wisdom) for the cause of creating a better world by removing the barriers stopping people from meeting their needs and pursuing their growth.

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