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Have you ever wondered how our understanding of human development has evolved over time?

From Freud's early ideas of psychoanalysis to the modern, comprehensive framework of Integral Theory, our perspective on growth and consciousness has transformed dramatically.

Whether you're navigating personal growth or professional development, these insights show how understanding human evolution helps us make sense of where we’re headed.

Understanding these developmental stages is crucial for designing effective life management systems.

Key Frameworks:

• Psychosocial Stages (Erikson’s Model)​
  This model outlines eight stages of development, each with specific challenges that contribute to personal growth.
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• Needs & Client-Centered Approach (Maslow & Rogers)​
  Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and Rogers’ emphasis on a supportive environment guide the creation of life management systems that address specific needs and promote personal growth.
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• Spiral Dynamics and SDI (Spiral Dynamics Integral)​
  Spiral Dynamics explains how our values and worldviews evolve, while SDI integrates this with Ken Wilber’s Integral Theory, recognizing that growth occurs across personal, cultural, and systemic domains.

Want to dive deeper?

If you’re curious about how these different schools of thought contribute to the way we approach personal growth today, this blog post offers a comprehensive view on human development over time.

​The evolution of human development: From Freud to Integral Theory​

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P.S. This evolution isn’t just theory - it’s the backbone of the customized life management system. By understanding how you grow and what drives you, we can create a personalized system that adapts as you evolve.

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