Life Management
Life Management is an individual's mental conditioning with associated levels of Agency. Where agency is an individual's capacity to act in a given environment. Everyone has their own unique way of thinking, so how your life is managed, or designed is crucial to a persons' life chances, opportunities and successes. An individuals person-environment fit affects their concious state; this makes them who they are and determines what they can achieve in life.
Within the institute of life, this is defined as your conscious state, which the American Psychological Association (APA) describes as, an organism’s awareness of something either internal or external to itself (APA dictionary, 2015 second edition). This, of course, has unequal differences, or various levels, between individuals depending on an individual's accrued level of open-mindedness, control of their own thoughts and associated levels of Agency.
Agency is defined as, an individual's capacity to act in any given environment, relational to the surrounding environmental stimuli. In other words, how you think, to what extent you understand the world around you and how competent you are in managing this.
Life Management Training is a major step forward for people wishing to take control of their life. With this knowledge the Institute has been offering the opportunity to get life focused training and advice at our Life Centre’s in Greater London regional at Richmond upon Thames and Twickenham. Our life management training curricula focusses on helping you understand life, so that you can “Live a Life beyond belief” (Calyan, 2013). Other regional centres are being developed, so click here to find out more about what's in your area.
Designing your lifestyle requires you to completely understand the human condition and the world around you, Lifeism is the only mechanism capable of achieving this. It prepares people to be able to understand life, its fundamental effect on your concious state is the principal factor driving your life success.
Improving your life management moves you up the Maslow and Calyan hierarchies from 1-13 of 21 as displayed below:
