In his interviews with people who seemed to be living very fulfilled and successful lives, psychologist Abraham Maslow noticed something peculiar. Certainly these people were determined, principled, open-minded, packed full of purpose and gluten-free granola. But Maslow also used more disturbing words to describe some of them: “surgical coldness,” “ruthlessness,” “[seems] heartless.”
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