While our culture, values, and beliefs differ, we all have a common denominator: to have our needs met.

As human beings, we all have the same basic needs, but how we value, prioritize and apply it determines the trajectory of our life.

Every day, we are driven by the need to meet our needs. We do what we do because we want to feel satisfied or we unconsciously fulfill it because it's part of our human instincts.

When you meet these universal human needs, you'll experience joy and fulfillment. But when you don't meet these needs, you'll feel dissatisfied and feeling miserable.

What are these universal human needs? How do we meet them and how does this play a role in the workplace?

Jennifer Blankl, a Certified Relationship & life coach, speaker, trainer, and workshop leader, joins us to talk about these universal needs. She helps professional individuals in their struggles in order to live a successfully fulfilled life.

Find out how you can meet your primal needs as Jennifer breaks it all down for us! Understanding these needs will help us unlock a life filled with fulfillment and joy!

Learn more about you! Take the Six Human Needs Assessment 👉 here

In this episode, you will learn about:

• How these universal needs play a role in what's happening in the world
• What growth means and how to determine if you're growing
• Our human need to connect
• The importance of significance
• Certainty and uncertainty
• Living a significant life
• How we can use the six universal human needs in the workplace

Connect with Jennifer Blankl

• Jennifer's website
• LinkedIn

Resources:

• Learn Your Top 2 Needs

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