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Desire or real necessity: what dominates in your life?
It is often repeated that people desire various things: travel to the farthest corners of the world wealth a partner and/or child health efficiency meaning of life companionship peace, etc. But are these their real needs, or just temporary whims?What is important is not what we desire, but whether it is our real need. This distinction allows for a clear determination of what is important in life and what stages and actions are necessary to achieve it.This approach allows for faster goal achievement and increased effectiveness, and thus life satisfaction.How to distinguish desire from real need? desire arises suddenly and disappears just as quickly, because it is an emotion: it can be compared to the feeling of hunger and the desire for "something" to eat. The feeling of hunger is related to the human body's physiology, and the desire is a masking of emotions of different signs desire is often related to social context, i.e. what other people have, what surrounds them, while real need comes from an individual functioning pattern: what do I need, how do I want to function? satisfying a desire is not absolutely necessary in life or essential, but only a temporary response to a whim satisfied desires have a short-lived effect, while meeting needs has a long-lasting effect satisfying a desire mainly concerns the human body, while meeting needs has a broad, positive impact on the body and mind of the human
It is often repeated that people desire various things: travel to the farthest corners of the world wealth a partner and/or child health efficiency meaning of life companionship peace, etc. But are these their real needs, or just temporary whims?What is important is not what we desire, but whether it is our real need. This distinction allows for a clear determination of what is important in life and what stages and actions are necessary to achieve it.This approach allows for faster goal achievement and increased effectiveness, and thus life satisfaction.How to distinguish desire from real need? desire arises suddenly and disappears just as quickly, because it is an emotion: it can be compared to the feeling of hunger and the desire for "something" to eat. The feeling of hunger is related to the human body's physiology, and the desire is a masking of emotions of different signs desire is often related to social context, i.e. what other people have, what surrounds them, while real need comes from an individual functioning pattern: what do I need, how do I want to function? satisfying a desire is not absolutely necessary in life or essential, but only a temporary response to a whim satisfied desires have a short-lived effect, while meeting needs has a long-lasting effect satisfying a desire mainly concerns the human body, while meeting needs has a broad, positive impact on the body and mind of the human
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