Abraham Maslow, at the end of his life, privately admitted to his friend that only 1% of people achieved self actualisation.
That’s a low number: only 1 in 100 people reach their true potential during their lifetimes.
I was shocked when I learned this.
It seemed too low… too elitist.
Do you think Maslow was right?
Do most people fail to reach their potential?
More importantly… are you the 1 in 100?
Comment down below,
Jordan
P.S. I don’t know if Maslow was precisely right, maybe only approximately. Ken Wilber estimates it’s no more than 10 in 100 reaching Integral Level, and other consciousness researchers consistently estimate around the 5-10% mark. I want to read the comments here… will be interesting.
Jordan Thornton - Inner Work
Abraham Maslow, at the end of his life, privately admitted to his friend that only 1% of people achieved self actualisation.
That’s a low number: only 1 in 100 people reach their true potential during their lifetimes.
I was shocked when I learned this.
It seemed too low… too elitist.
Do you think Maslow was right?
Do most people fail to reach their potential?
More importantly… are you the 1 in 100?
Comment down below,
Jordan
P.S. I don’t know if Maslow was precisely right, maybe only approximately. Ken Wilber estimates it’s no more than 10 in 100 reaching Integral Level, and other consciousness researchers consistently estimate around the 5-10% mark. I want to read the comments here… will be interesting.
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