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| ISBN | 979-8-88676-070-5 |
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| Author | Edwin Boateng Afriyie |
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| Number of pages | 117 |
MATURITY – a requirement for the discipline ethic
Maturity could be self-deprecating and rarely observed but most honourable and exceedingly rewarding. Immaturity is commonplace, cheap and yet far too expensive. Either of the two qualities, maturity or immaturity come into play in ones’ interactions and relationship at any given moment. All humans live in a community of social animals, created to live that […]
ISBN: 979-8-88676-070-5
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Maturity could be self-deprecating and rarely observed but most honourable and exceedingly rewarding. Immaturity is commonplace, cheap and yet far too expensive. Either of the two qualities, maturity or immaturity come into play in ones’ interactions and relationship at any given moment. All humans live in a community of social animals, created to live that way, and be there for each other in order to support one another, without which they fizzle out and proceed to insignificance. All rise or succeed in life benefitting from others. The meaning is that, there is not a single person on the planet who rose in life without the assistance, contribution, inspiration, guidance, modelling or counselling support of another. This tenable truth so disproves the self-made person assumption categorizing it as a myth.
