What Influences a Relationship In Maslow’s Triangle, he states that there are two levels that an individual must achieve before he or she can move on. The third level that Maslow describes is belongingness. When an individual has reached this next level, there are many different influences that can and will contribute to a relationship. For example, the roles in which we play, family influences, outside influences and so forth. When we reach a …showed first 75 words of 784 total…

…showed last 75 words of 784 total…different sides to them. We have relationships with everyone we meet. Although the most meaningful relationships, are the ones in which our souls connect and affect not only our lives, but others as well. If we can fine peace and comfort with our relationships and maintain a security with them, then perhaps we might then be able to continue to climb Maslows Triangle and move on to the next level of enlightenment, “our own self-esteem.”