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Kimberlee Evonne · 09-11-2009, 01:18 PM

I think the key to happiness is to experience a variety of conditions, and focus on the things that seem to feel good down to your core being. Maslow studied successful and happy people and found a hierarchy of human needs. When I read about it, it makes sense to me. the top level is called self-actualization. You can reach this level without material wealth. But yes, you need some security to advance to that stage. How much security you need depends on you, your fears, your anxieties etc.

09-11-2009, 01:18 PM	#16
Kimberlee Evonne Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 43	I think the key to happiness is to experience a variety of conditions, and focus on the things that seem to feel good down to your core being. Maslow studied successful and happy people and found a hierarchy of human needs. When I read about it, it makes sense to me. the top level is called self-actualization. You can reach this level without material wealth. But yes, you need some security to advance to that stage. How much security you need depends on you, your fears, your anxieties etc.