chris knight
11-08-2004 20:02:42
In the inside of Wayne Dyer's "The Sky's The Limit" book he has this inscription
"To the memory of Abraham H. Maslow --
the original pathfinder
in the study of man's potential for greatness
To Maya--when you look up "No-Limit person" in my dictionary, you wll find a picture of her"
Maya is his personal assistant of many years.
Dyer has an interesting way of looking at Maslow... and it's important to consider the timing of his comments (early 1980's). Today, Maslow's efforts have been viewed as too one dimensional -- not taking into consideration the social complexity of human needs in the workplace or elsewhere.
Anyone else have a comment on Maslow or his famous hierarchy of needs?
"To the memory of Abraham H. Maslow --
the original pathfinder
in the study of man's potential for greatness
To Maya--when you look up "No-Limit person" in my dictionary, you wll find a picture of her"
Maya is his personal assistant of many years.
Dyer has an interesting way of looking at Maslow... and it's important to consider the timing of his comments (early 1980's). Today, Maslow's efforts have been viewed as too one dimensional -- not taking into consideration the social complexity of human needs in the workplace or elsewhere.
Anyone else have a comment on Maslow or his famous hierarchy of needs?