Self-governance
Self-governance is the use of your potential, talents, capabilities, and virtues….
“Whatever man can be – he must be,” said Abraham Maslow about human’s highest need: Self-actualization.
… to realise a more creative approach towards personal (human) development – to be able to consistently spend time on only high quality activities that matter to you most – and remove the ones that you don’t value completely and of low quality.
In other words your daily and normal life can only be (and should be) filled with only those things you highly value.
When your days are filled with only those core essentials that mean the world to you – you will absolutely dominate in “all” areas of your life automatically, because the only things in your life are the things you highly value.
Only then are you living intentionally and congruently. You have momentum and balance. You’re being who you truly want to be, every single day.
Developing a clear concept of self is your way of staying true to yourself and your mission.
Concept of Self…. is a reflection of your own individual:
- Worldview
- Personality (temperament, traites, characteristics)
- Beliefs
- Values
- Goals
All of these are to be aligned (congruent) and consistent with what you do, your ideology and behaviour.