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Motunga gajod an tinood na
kolor…
Even
with deliberate control, one’s character traits will always come to the
surface. That is the main reason why parenting, good education and intellectual
will must prevail.
Today,
according to Ramsay (2023), the need for personal growth and development has
become critical for anyone who wants to be socially respected. Cultivating
essential character traits and exercising self-discipline are crucial
components of this journey.
One’s
character is what the person really is, while reputation is merely what others
think of them. This speaks to the wisdom of developing mature character in all
aspects of life. Reputation is simply how other people perceive others based on
their actions and behavior. While reputation is important, it is ultimately outside
of a person’s control.
We
cannot control what others think of us, but we can control who we are and how
we behave.
In
these turbulent times, we have to focus on how we can affect to the society we
are living rather than cause more turmoil to the lives of others. That is how
we bring meaning to our existence.
Personality
development refers to the process of developing, enhancing, and changing one's
personality over time. Such development occurs naturally over the course of
life, but it can also be modified through intentional efforts (Cherry, 2023).
It
takes a great sense of self-awareness to be able to lead to maturation through
intentional efforts. Without the concept of self-assessment, the willingness to
change for the better won’t happen.
Freud
not only theorized about how personality developed over the course of
childhood, but he also developed a framework for how overall personality is
structured. It is then important to examine the broken child in us for us to be
able to heal and proceed to psychological maturation.
Chaotic
episodes are present since character traits are stunted.
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