Maslow's Hierarchy <Tab/>Sometimes I wonder what my life would be like if I won a lottery and was guaranteed one million dollars a year for the next thirty years of my life. Sounds very overwhelmingly terrific, but would it really cover all my needs? According to "Maslow's Hierarchy," there are certain components of what you need that contribute satisfying an individual. Starting from the last component, there is the physiological …showed first 75 words of 546 total…

…showed last 75 words of 546 total…have not achieved what I need to the fullest extent, and I am not content about my life. Self-actualization is when all the other components of need are met, and even if one of the components are incomplete, then there is a problem. All in all, having a million dollars a year, seems great and everything, but I think I'll pass IF it means being under emotional stress, and not ever being content with life.