"To be my friend, you must be small and unfulfilled" , so eye opening, I'm glad I moved away from the expectations of others.

Hallelujah! Finally ... A practical, reality-based philosopher. Yes, Mr. Maslow, tell me more. You are worth listening to and understanding.

None the less this is a very well put together lesson on Maslow's work. Thank you!

There's a lot of rubbish on KZread about Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, conversely this is good. Thank you for the video.

one of the most convincing maslow-esque diagnoses I heard was someone explaining why we procrastinate our tasks or creativity - the need to feel safe is lower down the hierarchy of needs then self-actualization. We might want to make that great painting but feel anxious we won't meet our standards, or other peoples standards, and so we shrink back from the desire. Thank you for the video!

@ericdodson2644

9 жыл бұрын

Wow... cool take on Maslow & procrastination! Personally, I find that the best way to deal with chronic procrastination is to learn to put off procrastination... which means that you have to do whatever it is now. Anyhow, thanks for the cool comment!

@theamici

9 жыл бұрын

TheProgressiveParent What about the people who risk themselves?

Congratulations Eric Dodson for his presentation! Very nice presentation. I would put it on my page. Thank you for the privilege of being my friend and an excellent teacher of humanistic psychology!

this is beautiful, such beautiful insight..i can see why this individual has been admired

Dr. Enrique, te extraño. Te deseo lo mejor... tu amigo quien te distingue, Lázaro

@ericdodson2644

3 жыл бұрын

Hola a mi buen amigo, Lazaro. Espero que estes bien, y evitando COVID. Nicola y yo hemos recibido ambas injecciones. Creo que te dije que yo jubilé de la universidad hace 9 o 10 meses. Entonces, aun estoy adaptando a la vida jubilada. Es definativamente una transicion. Chase y su esposa estan viviendo en Smyrna, cerca de Atlanta, donde él esta trabajando en informatica. Asi es la vida. De todos modos, espero que estés bien, y disfrutando la vida. Enriquito.

I was just assigned to watch this in Dr. Kunkle"s Psych as a Human Science class. I love it when a plan comes together :) As with the others, very well done and appreciated!

@ericdodson2644

10 жыл бұрын

Well, thanks... and thanks for watching.... Eric

Your channel bring a lot of value. Thank you sir!

Extremely informative and helpful! Thank you!

10 minutes well spent. Thank you, sir!

Thanks for doing these videos, they're really helpful! :)

excellent presentation..highly illuminating thank you sir

Very clear explanation, thank you! I will be showing this to my students :)

Well prepared summary, congs!

this is so helpful! thank you!

thank you for saving my grade !!

our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. it is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us.

thank you🙏🏽✨

great quotes from "Return to love" .. great book 🙌

Had only the vaguest understanding of the hierarchy of needs, thanks man, great vid (y)

@ericdodson2644

9 жыл бұрын

Tom Cummings And thanks again for tuning-in and watching! Eric D.

I must be what I am because, Otherwise, I would be miserable until I die

For me love is not on the third level, but as work on the fifth level. So, love, knowledge, work create freedom and self-actualization is the process of becoming.

this is huge!! For those who want to actually learn something

Please make more videos about Maslow :)

Answer to question @ 3:04 -- The Ego-Self vs The Actualizing-Self - the ego self WILL DIE (or go missing).

"Our deepest fear is NOT that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us."?? What world do you live in? If anything, it would be the fear of being discovered of pretending to be enlightened (faking it). If you're afraid that you know too much, then it's your inadequate ability to cope with that burden that frightens you (which requires a different kind of power). Knowledge/enlightenment does not frighten. It's the darkness of what to do about it that frightens. But, if you're NOT faking it and you truly are afraid of your power, then you're one-of-a-kind (God). You might want to re-evaluate that.

@danieldao1829

6 жыл бұрын

We as humans are born to be risk-averse. We naturally have a tendency to avoid risks because they are naturally unknown so the outcome is terrifying to most of us preventing us from moving forward. I think that is really the fear. As we conquer our fear or take on the challenge, our risk aversion universe expands. I am curious to see if anyone does a study on people who have obtained self-actualized state and the their acceptance of risks. I believe that there is a high correlation between the two.

Maslow's theory is usually divided into three category of needs. What are those?

@lorenceJ75

7 жыл бұрын

physical needs, psychological needs and self-actualization

This clip quotes Marianne Williamson twice & misspells her name as Mary Anne Williamson

@ericdodson2644

8 жыл бұрын

+M. L. Tapia I apologize for the misspelling.

Who is Marianne Williamson? (Not that I couldn't look her up myself.)

@alive1419

5 жыл бұрын

John Paradise she wrote a great book, return to love and she is actually running for president in 2020

I thought Hellen Keller invented those quotes

Hey! You said 10 minutes!

5:48 Trixie is best Pon3!! fc07.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2013/117/4/b/the_great_and_powerful_trixie_9bcfef_wallpaper_by_lktronikamui-d63avc6.png This is something I hold dear to myself personally, a state of being beyond existing; instead of a human doing a human being. However I find in modern culture (at least in the U S of A) we often find this "American dream" to be the peak of our existence; to put our feet up and relax.. slowly rotting away and dying with the most toys and capital as possible. It is rare I hear anything on TV or the internet for that matter about what happens after our physiological needs and drives are met. I find it a fresh breath of air to sit back and think that our minds and bodies will always have room to change and grow (for better or worse), that we can always find meaning and direction to keep moving forward as lives of a great and wondrous universe. Perhaps we are alone on this dusty rock; perhaps there is a power that transcends space and time itself and permeates into our very souls that binds us together and makes us human. Either way, I for one am going to try and cherish as well as take advantage of what life has to offer. I will seize this opportunity from the universe itself, and will carve my mark into all of history (for better or worse). I will join court the universe and dance among the stars, my light reflecting from the sun, shining bright into the vastness of space itself in an endless journey to the corners of the universe.

@ericdodson2644

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I think that one of the really positive effects of Maslow's thought (and of humanistic psychology more generally) is to point out how small and myopic a lot of our world's prevailing values really are. At the same time, seeing things in a larger, more wholistic way (yes, I prefer the less orthodox spelling) can have the salutary effect of enlarging the outer perimeter of what we think our lives are really about. Seeing things that way can invite us to begin living in relation to the cosmos, to the unfolding of everything, to life itself -- rather than just trying to claw our way to the next weekend. So... I applaud your wild, poetic orientation to life, Mr. or Ms. Package. Beautiful! The world could use a bit more of that, at least IMHO. Eric

I'm ashamed to say but this title is a clear example of click bait...I came here expecting a full 10 minutes of content but I was short changed with a poor 9 minutes and 47 seconds

@OurAmazingWorld

8 жыл бұрын

click butt

@AA-vv9df

7 жыл бұрын

Dave Harkness you have very high expectation for me(a layman) it was a quality video as it explains maslow is beyond material pushy motivational thinking and wise guy and click bait kind of drive us I think.

@foundationforbuilding-scar2060

6 жыл бұрын

youtube watcher 😶

@sheikhrayan9538

6 жыл бұрын

Mr. X woooooosh

@gingerteddy618

6 жыл бұрын

Qualitative is never perfect. Qualitative is only well grounded.

Wassup Myers students

Does anyone want to play League of Legumes with pea?

Maslow in 9:47⚠️

I imagine this is a common critique but aren't the higher needs bound up in the lower? For example self-esteem can be derived from satisfying basic needs. So it might be wrong (for example) for a welfare program to cater directly for basic needs, without doing so via via higher needs. This is sounding rather right wing i know - sorry. But the problem i see is that the higher needs are regarded as desirable but not essential, which leads to a sick society. And perhaps that is a trap we all fall into, being uncertain creatures who want to be secure. The answer which many seem to find is to value self-esteem above all other needs.

@ericdodson2644

9 жыл бұрын

Tom Bayley Yes, well, a lot of humanistic psychology is focused upon understanding and opening up possibilities for those kinds of higher needs and experiences -- partly for the reason you're describing (that without them, life quickly becomes just a shallow pragmatic chore), but also because they're simply part of our experiential repertoire. And yes, Maslow's hierarchy is actually more subtle than a simple, step-wise template for life. Again, you're naming one of the ways that that's true -- that sometimes dynamics at different stages can play out concurrently. Moreover, movements toward the lower echelons are always possible as life presents us with new challenges. So, the way to see M's hierarchy is as a description of the very general way our motivations play out -- rather than as a rigid, unyielding straight-jacket for them. As with most important psychological truths, it's always possible to find counter-examples to the main pattern. And yes, I think that generally we do fall into the trap of selling life short, and selling ourselves short in the process, mostly by fixating too strongly on immediate practical necessities without an equally strong sense for life's deeper and more encompassing dynamics -- which are what make sense of our efforts to fulfill those immediate practical necessities in the first place. Personally I find that this is endemic to both right and left wings (it just takes somewhat different forms)... so there's no need to apologize for sounding too right-wing. My own sense is that sometimes the right is correct, and sometimes the left is -- and that neither perspective has a definitive lock on the truth of life (as if that were possible). But hey, that's just me. Anyhow... thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Eric

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@HipBroculiBone

7 жыл бұрын

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@TFTAlecUchiha

7 жыл бұрын

be sure your your personal settings are appropriate to avoid such an inappropriate exposure

I think a lot of these ideas are crap.