An interesting observation in Maslow's work on self-actualiz...

An interesting observation in Maslow's work on self-actualized people is that they tend to be less "introspective" than others. Meaning they spend less time thinking about themselves and their feelings. But they are more attuned to their inner compass when *acting on the world*.

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tpot used to house a lot of "introspection" discourse. posters would discuss their introspective work, and others would call it idiotic, a waste of time. my stance is that the results of introspection are indeed idiotic, and that this is not a waste of time. let me explain... My position: th... See more

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One pretty consistent thing I've seen in deep emotional processes is that verbose insights & narratives arising often indicate we're on the right track, but also indicate that we're not "there" yet When the core truth of the thing is finally touched, there's so much less to say

Jessica x.com

self-reflection can help you know what needs to be done.

Gregg Krech • The Art of Taking Action: Lessons from Japanese Psychology