Motive
It's been hitting me smack in the face everywhere I turn. Somebody's trying to tell me something. I keep being reminded that in everything we do, what really matters is out motive: Why do we do what we do?
I hope to start questioning myself more often and understand the 'why' of my actions. But even if you're intentions are pure, it's possible that you're actions might not be all that good, yes? So how???
Life is full of contradictions.
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Just a little thought, to better know ourselves and the way we come to undertand our behavior, it is necessary for us to consider the parts of the mind, Psychoanalysis teaches that every person's mind consists of three division. The first is called "id". The id represents the impulses that arise within the body - basic physical drives. I t produce mental representation of a bodily need, such as hunger, thirst and sex. Id impulses are so characterized by immediacy:"I want it and I want it now."The other two are ego and superego. Superego is an external pressure for comformity to a set of standards placed upon the human ego. It is known as the place for conscience. The most central part of the human mind is the ego iteself. It stands between the id and the superego and attempts to resolve any conflicts between them.
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Yeah...I studied that in Psychology 101. Wasn't that Freud's model?
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