Your Root Needs
- Wendy S. Hockenberry
- Jan 6, 2018
- 2 min read
Maslow's Hierarchy simply states that there are levels all humans are motivated to operate in different ways based upon the level at which they are in their current life. People can operate in some of these levels simultaneously.

However, when we begin life, or any new project, walk a new path, or suffer a loss we typically start at the most basic needs. The physiological and safety needs typically come first. To have your physiological needs met you need money, a roof over your head, etc. Along with that comes the security and safety. You will not feel safe or secure if you do not have a home, or food and the like. Your Basic Needs are your Root Needs.
There are some basic principles that come with those root needs:
We live in the fiat system your relationship with money needs to be sound. How do you consciously address your money issues?
Your goal for your root need is to go beyond what you had before. Fear should NOT be a factor. What fears do you have about your physiological needs?
Operate from the standpoint you WILL ACHIEVE the goal. How much belief do you have in yourself?
If your psychological standpoint is positive, the steps you take to meet the root need will be easier. How do you intend to address your psychological standpoint?
There are always options, a way to meet your root need with a Win-Win. What options do you have?
Write the root needs down, from the Needs, Wants, and Desires standpoint. This list may come in handy as you move on in your voyage.
Last Updated June 11, 2018
Self Study Research Material:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs
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