Innovation & Self-Actualization: A Symbiotic Relationship

Innovation requires a willingness to explore, to expand one's relationship with the world, and to creatively connect the dots. If Abraham Maslow were alive in today, he might have suggested that innovation and self-actualization are symbiotic pursuits. Fortunately, psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman picked up where Maslow left off — his work unravels the mysteries of Maslow's unfinished theory and integrates these ideas with the latest research on creativity, purpose, and other building blocks of a life well lived. Dr. Kaufman shares insights from his book Transcend: The New Science of Self-Actualization to explore how you can use self-actualization frameworks to deepen your capacity for an innovation as a psychologist.
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