• Physical: hunger, thirst, bodily comfort
• Security: protection, safety, stability
• Belonging: love, family, friends, affection
• Esteem: achieve, be competent, gain approval, independence, status
• Learning: know, understand, mentally connect
• Aesthetic: symmetry, order, beauty, balance
• Self-actualization: realize our own potential, self-fulfillment, peak experiences
• Transcendence: help others realize their potential

Belonging

1. Listen to your friends without interrupting nor being hurry.
2. Send them your warm greetings via e-cards.
3. Tell them how you miss them.
4. Send them special messages at their birthday
5. Comfort them in times of trouble.
6. Introduce them to your other friends to expand their networks.
7. Buy them gifts when you are traveling. Even small gifts matter.

Esteem

1. Ask them how they are doing.
2. Praise them for the good jobs they have done.
3. Talk with them about their achievements.
4. Talk about how good they are in front of your other friends.
5. Be the first person to tell them about good news involving them.

Learning

1. Send them your favorite quotes.
2. Take the time to do small research to answer their questions.
3. Lend them your favorite books.
4. Spark their curiosity by asking them smart questions.
5. Tell them your favorite web sites to learn from.
6. Send them the articles you find that might help them.
7. Passionately share your learning experiences; it’s contagious.

Aesthetic

1. Lend them your favorite CDs or DVDs.
2. Tell them where they can learn to play music.
3. Tell them where they can learn to draw (Drawspace  is a good start by the way).
4. Share your favorite wallpapers and pictures.
5. Let them know of interesting cultural events you hear about.

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1. Be excellent
2. Take initiative
3. Be positive
4. Build internal relationships
5. Be flexible
6. Understand the politics
7. Know your market
8. Keep learning

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