What matters most.

In this world, peoples always kept asking what is the most important things in their life. Sometimes, they are confused with themselves, which one is the needs and which one is the will. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, there are five segments of the hierarchy which are the lowest is physiological, safety, love or belonging and self-actualization. For me, what matters most according to this hierarchy is family. I can get all that from my family.

Families are much more than groups of individuals. They have their own goals and aspirations. They also are places where every child and adult should feel that he or she is special and be encouraged to pursue his or her own dreams; a place where everyone's individuality is permitted to flourish. Although every family has conflicts, all the family members should feel as though they can express themselves openly, share their feelings, and have their opinions listened to with understanding. In fact, conflicts and disagreements are a normal part of family life and are important insofar as they permit people to communicate their differences and ventilate their feelings.