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Yes, yes, and Thrive Nation. We've got a quick one, but a powerful show for you today. We're talking

about self-actualization 101 with Steve Currington. Steve Currington,

welcome out of the show. How are you, sir?

I'm amazing. How are you, sir? I'm amazing. How are you, Clay?

I am doing very well, and I want to talk to you about self-actualization.

Self-actualization is the term that was coined by Maslow. You've heard of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Mr. Maslow, he was a, he studied positive psychology. What makes people happy?

Gotcha. As opposed to like Freud, what makes people fall in love with their mothers?

You know that kind of stuff. He didn't study the electric complex or the

Oedipus complex of why do men love their mothers and why do daughters want to marry their dad that kind of weird Freud stuff. That's not what Maslow focused on. Maslow focused on positive psychology.

And to summarize some of his findings,

he created this thing called Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

I'm showing it to you now.

It's a triangle.

At the bottom you have air, you know most people want to breathe air, water, food,

shelter, little things like sleep, clothing, physiological things that you need to survive.

Food, shelter, sleep, safety, that kind of thing.

Now the next, you go up, once your physiological needs are met,

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