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Lesson 2 Personal Development Knowing Self

Personal development is a process where a person reflects on themselves to understand their identity and accept what they discover. They learn new values, attitudes, behaviors and thinking skills to reach their full potential. It involves understanding one's strengths and weaknesses by looking inward. Holistic development considers growth in mental, physical, social, emotional and spiritual dimensions to develop the whole person across cognitive, psychological, social and other aspects.

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Lesson 2 Personal Development Knowing Self

Personal development is a process where a person reflects on themselves to understand their identity and accept what they discover. They learn new values, attitudes, behaviors and thinking skills to reach their full potential. It involves understanding one's strengths and weaknesses by looking inward. Holistic development considers growth in mental, physical, social, emotional and spiritual dimensions to develop the whole person across cognitive, psychological, social and other aspects.

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Welcome to

Personal
Development
Personal Development
A process in which the person
reflect upon themselves,
understand who they are, accept
what they discover about
themselves and learn (or unlearn)
new sets of values, attitudes,
behaviour and thinking skills to
reach their fullest potential as
human beings.
Imagine
yourself
looking at the
mirror.

What do
you see?

Is it your actual
self or ideal self?
Strengths
and
Weaknesses
Strengths
• Internal attributes that are
helpful to the organization
or humans to achieve their
objectives.
• Capacity to establish
mature relationships with
others, emotional
independence and ability to
demonstrate responsible
behaviors.
Weakness
• Internal attributes that
are harmful to the
organization or human to
achieve their goals.
Do you know anyone
like these?
Walking with
head down.
Not making eye
contact when
talking
Saying negative
things about
others.
Speaking very
loudly.
Excessive
boasting about
their
achievements.
Teasing others.
Signs of Low
self-eSteem
Knowing Oneself

Self
is the union of elements
namely: body, thoughts, feelings
or emotions and sensations that
constitute the individuality and
identity of a person.
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
• Abraham Maslow first
introduced his concept of
a hierarchy of needs in his
1943 paper "A Theory of
Human Motivation“
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Personal
Effectiveness
PERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS
• a branch of the self-help movement dealing
with success, goals, and related concepts.
Talents
are needed to be identified and then
developed to be used in a particular
subject area
Experience
includes knowledge and skills that
we acquire in the process of
cognitive and practical activities
Knowledge is required for setting goals,
defining an action plan to achieve them
and risk assessment

Skills also determine whether real


actions are performed in accordance
with the plan.
Determination

• It allows you to focus only on achieving a


specific goal without being distracted by
less important things or spontaneous
desires. It may be developed with the
help of self-discipline exercise.
Self-confidence

• It appears in the process of personal


development, as a result of getting
aware of yourself, your actions and their
consequences
Persistence
• It makes you keep moving forward
regardless of emerging obstacles –
problems, laziness, bad emotional state.
Managing stress

• It helps combat stress that arises in


daily life from the environment and
other people.
Problem-solving skills

• They help cope with the problems


encountered with a lack of experience.
Creativity
• It allows you to find extraordinary ways
to carry out a specific action that no
one has tried to use.
Generating ideas

• It helps you achieve goals using new,


original, unconventional ideas. Idea is a
mental image of an object formed by
the human mind, which can be changed
before being implemented in the real
world.
Developing
the
Whole Person
Have you seen or encountered
some people whose age is not
parallel to their heights?
Why are there individuals
whose cognitive abilities don’t
jibe with their age?
Is it normal if an individual
thinks ahead of his/her age
level or vice versa?
What is holistic development?
• a process of self- actualization and learning
that combines an individual's mental, physical,
social, emotional and spiritual growth.
Mind and Body Dualism of Descartes

•  philosophical theory based on the idea of


opposing concepts, especially the theory that
human beings are made up of two
independent constituents, the body and the
mind or soul.
5 Aspects of Holistic
Development
Physiological
• Include descriptions of our your height,
weight, facial appearance, and quality of skin,
hair and descriptions of body areas such as
your neck, chest, waist, legs.
Cognitive
• Include here an assessment of how well you
reason and solve problems, your capacity to
learn and create, your general amount of
knowledge, your specific areas of knowledge,
wisdom you have acquired, and insights you
have.
Psychological
• how thinking, feeling and behaving interact
and happen in a person
Social
• The manner by which an individual interacts
with other individuals or group individuals.
Spiritual
• means of finding purpose and connecting with
yourself as well as with the world around you.
It’s important to note that spiritualism can be
different for everybody. It might be faith,
prayer, meditation, or even being out in
nature.
Carpe
Diem

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