Actualization used in a sentence

Actualization in a sentence as a noun

The purpose of life, as best I can tell, is self actualization. It's stupid.

Ultimate aim of Yoga is to make you bring you to a state of self actualization. Like what Buddha was!

At minimum is a strike against my self actualization. Is an addiction that people will pay you to feed a bad thing?

That's a bitter pill to swallow for someone who built their life around self actualization. I had a bit of a midlife crisis last year and let it all go, and tried a new way of deciding what to do based on whatever presented itself.

That commercial acts transpire through the medium does not make the medium an actualization of platonic commerce.

Few people will focus on the self-actualization of a truly world changing project until they have obtained some security for themselves and their families. Jobs, Musk, Gates, Thiel, Google.

What really helps people achieve some sort of self-actualization? Being well-nourished, educated, and having some form of control over their own destinies, are pretty good measures for me.

The article notes that the gender differences are smaller in less developed societies and the authors conjecture that actualization could be the cause. Sure.

Of course it is a luxury to be able to worry about self-actualization and finding a comfortable identity/purpose, but so what? Should she not worry about these things?

It was to achieve self-actualization on my own terms, which is the same thing these kids are doing for themselves. The perception that embarking on a career that you think will make the world a better place is selling out or becoming a drone is really harmful.

This is boomer self-actualization language, and the underlying concept of authenticity is a 20th century creation. Here is something Wilde really wrote: "Man is least himself when he talks in his own person.

At some point, the founders are already rich, or are guaranteed to be rich, and are looking for self-actualization or ego. To achieve that, they'll gamble your guaranteed payout by not selling--either because they want to remain "in charge" or they want to shoot for the moon.

Must every hobby of ours exist within a laptop in order to achieve this weird bohemian self-actualization? If money is not an issue, is it terrible to own a few items you can't pack away in a moments notice?

The opening 5 paragraphs into this article was infuriating -- from cats having 9 lives, to self-actualization, the after life -- get to the point already. it's an operating system.

I'd rather have technology that is more dangerous but where risk actualization mostly and consistently affects those who are rewarded if everything works out well.

It's tempting to pretend that starting a company is something you are doing solely to provide a better life for others, when the truth is it is just as often, if not more so, for the self-actualization need of the founder. From the wife/kid's perspective - they want you to be happy, but they also want you to be present and engaged.

My claim is not that every human would be immediately elevated to self-actualization. Obviously, a great many would stay home, drink beer and watch TV. My claim is that civilization as a whole would profit; paying people who contribute nothing is merely a "cost of doing business".

Eventually everything is owned commonly and a new society is birthed based on the idea of self actualization through experimentation.

I am of the belief that given the foundations of Maslow's hierarchy and a real education, many of those "parasites" with limited opportunities can be changed into people who feel they have a chance and pursue "self actualization." Poverty is a vicious cycle; it's hard to be ambitious in a "i want to change the world" way when you have no choice but to take whatever you can to support your family on minimum wage.

The problem is that the person who gets the most done is rewarded with great reviews which leads to career advancement which leads to, in addition to more money, more self-actualization... even if you could work half the hours for half the salary, you'd miss out on the exponential advancement opportunities.

I think that would have pervasive implications on everyone, and with a necessary cultural shift away from consumption towards conceptualization and self actualization, we might be able to get a majority of people taking up creative endeavors to improve the world in ways our current economic engine doesn't come close to promoting.