Week 16: Independence (Self-competence)

Self-Competence

Competence brings a sense of accomplishment. For some people, it is confirmation of self-worth.
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Agency

On a spiritual path, coming to self through personal liberation yields a deeper understanding of our capacity to act as ethical agents. This sense of responsibility to develop oneself is what I call agency.
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Talent

Prominent among our narratives are stories of exceptionally talented people. Each of us has a unique blend of talents, which we are challenged to refine into abilities. The diversity makes for a fascinating story and the human talent pool has paved the way for remarkable progress in the human condition.
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Progressing by Accomplishing

Tracking our progress helps us know whether we are on the right track, both in our choice of activities to pursue and in our progress within them. Sometimes the progress is transformative.  
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Encouraging

A boost of encouragement can make the difference between action and inaction. It is a valued skill.
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Latitude

Giving a person space to move is an important element in the development of independence. Only when someone is free to act and to choose can a he acquire the skills necessary to independence.
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Independence

No one is completely independent but most people learn to fend for themselves instead of their parents or other caretaker. Becoming independent, or self-sufficient, is an important part of a responsible life.
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