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Exploring Birthday Wishes and Life Changes: A Reflection on Personal Growth

In this journal entry, reflect on five things you'd love to do on your next birthday and analyze an event in your life that has significantly impacted your growth. Explore concepts such as self-actualization, esteem, and lifestyle choices that shape who you are. Understand how events can trigger changes in your personality and outlook. This reflection will not only celebrate your aspirations but also acknowledge the lessons learned from your past, helping you define your priorities and enhance your overall life satisfaction.

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Exploring Birthday Wishes and Life Changes: A Reflection on Personal Growth

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  1. Journal #14 • Tell five things you would like to do on your next Birthday.

  2. Journal #15 • Tell about an event in your life that has caused a change in you.

  3. Vocabulary • 1. self-actualization: to fully realize your potential • 2. esteem: worth; value; admiration • 3. survival: the process of staying alive • 4. capable: qualified; competent • 5. necessity: something that is essential or indispensable

  4. 6. satisfaction: a state of being having all your need or want; contentment • 7. hierarchy: a series levels or ranks; power structure • 8. legacy: something passed on from one generation to another; something left behind • 9. acknowledgement: recognition for a notable deed • 10. epitaph: an account meant to summarize the life of a dead person; commemoration

  5. 11. lifestyle: typical way in which someone chooses to live • 12. sociology: the scientific study of society, its institutions, and the relationships within • 13. psychology: the scientific study of the mind and behavior • 14. component: a piece, part, or ingredient • 15. contemplation: to study in your mind; reflection

  6. 16. spiritual: relating to sacred things • 17. recuperate: to get back health or strength; recover • 18. external: existing on the outside; an external force • 19. internal: existing inside the mind • 20. priority: something of the utmost importance

  7. Chapter 3 Lifestyles of the satisfied and happy

  8. To help give your life direction you need to think about your contribution. • Our internal lives can be defined as • Our spiritual well being

  9. Maslow’s triangle contains the following • Survival • Security and safety • Sense and belonging • Esteem • Self- actualization

  10. The hierarchy of needs in the modified maslow’s triangle reflects • External • Internal

  11. The Needs outlined by maslow’s triangle are the following • Survival • Security and safety • Sense and belonging • Esteem • Self- actualization

  12. The most basic need on Maslow’s triangle is survival • The best definition for lifestyle is the way in which you live.

  13. Listed below are components of lifestyle • The pace of your life • Where you choose to live • How you earn and spend your money

  14. Achieving life satisfaction is a process.

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