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History repeatedly shows that some forms of unity are deceptive, offering only a fleeting alliance against a common enemy. This kind of unity, while powerful on the surface, fails to nurture the depth needed for true cohesion. True unity is not about rallying against something; it’s about coming together for something. Rather than focusing on Read the full article…
I Want to Do in Group
This may be the most fundamental motivational sentence. David McClelland’s motivation theory This is arguably the most prominent motivation theory. It suggests three basic needs for anyone: the need for power, achievement, and affiliation. Many see in this distinction three different personalities, promptly dividing people into three classes: a) those mainly bent on power and control; Read the full article…
Conservative and Progressive
Conservatives and progressives are often cast as opposites, locked in a seemingly endless clash of ideals. Yet, at their core, they represent two essential forces within the same flow — a river whose current carries humanity forward while its banks provide structure and continuity. When understood deeply, these perspectives are not adversaries but partners, ensuring Read the full article…