What do people really need?

Maslow, a famous American psychologist, divided needs into five levels:

1. Physiological needs: including clothing, food, housing, transportation, and sex;

2. Safety requirements: endowment, illness, insurance;

4. Respect needs: People need to respect, respect others and be respected by others.

5. Self-actualization needs: The highest level of needs to do what you want to do.

Maslow's 1970 book Motivation and Personality put forward the hierarchy of needs theory, which believes that people will have different needs and pursuits according to different environmental conditions and their own state, and such needs and pursuits will form the goals that people strive for at different stages. People's needs and pursuits are divided into different levels from low to high, and it will change with people's needs.

What is needed is the courage to live, to live meaningfully, to live wonderfully, and to live happily. I was sad and white-headed, and smiled, ten years less! Live well, and there is joy in suffering.

Face life with a smile, and you will find that the world is wonderful. It's just that everyone's attitude towards life is different, and you will feel that the meaning of life is different, people live, they don't need to be famous in the world, and they don't need to be rich and glorious, what they need is happiness, if a person is not happy, then there is no confidence in life, and life is also very tiring. Only a happy person will feel that living is happy and meaningful, living for the family, living for the society, and living for himself.

No matter how poor he is, no matter how difficult life is, he will live strongly, and he will live with a smile on his face. People will not be in vain.

How much money does a person need to live for a lifetime, many people may not have considered this question. Recently, the British calculated their lifetime expenses: 10,000 pounds (about 2.92 million US dollars).

Basic living expenses account for 30% of these expenses, and retirement expenses are also expensive, accounting for nearly one-third of total expenditures.

People need a lot of things, money, power, face, happiness, health, happiness, eating well, playing well, ......But what is really needed are four principles, three things, two lines, one goal, the state of zero (selflessness).

With diligence, economy, loyalty, responsibility for the four principles. Do a good job in self-cultivation, family, and career. Walk between the two lines of morality and law.

Aim for responsibility. Work hard for them (parents), her (wife), them (parents-in-law), them (children) and them (the young, the disabled, the sick and the old) (the goal of struggle is not for me but all for myself).

It is said that life is like a tree, the four principles are the roots, the three things are nutrition, the two lines are the trunk, the goal is the branches, and the realm is the leaves. And what we need is the fruit of the tree!

We need more than we can have, but we won't last long; If you have what you really need, you will have what you need, so that it can last for a long time.