Prompt 1 min read

Generality

As I take stock of ideas, living and evergreen, I am reminded of approaching ideas as particular or general. Some ideas benefit from context and attention to individuated spaces, while others gain weight and richness from being shared across many contexts. Self-actualization is one such general idea. It captures many (day-to-day) moments of discernment and creates a focal point for change.

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