Colleges that urge first-generation students to be more independent — to express themselves, find their passions, and realize their individual potential — may be putting some of those students at an academic disadvantage.
We must rebuild our economy not through the maximization of individual wealth, but through a strong middle class and the critical government programs that help American citizens realize their individual potential.
Remarkably enough for his time and place, he extended his argument to women as well as men -- and proposed that each American be provided an economic stake of 15 pounds to realize their individual potential.
"Doing your own thing," "paving your own path," and "realizing your individual potential" are familiar to middle and upper class students.
It is based on individual potential and the choices made to realize that potential.
"The state of global equilibrium could be designed so that the basic material needs of each person on earth are satisfied and each person has an equal opportunity to realize his individual human potential".
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Only commercial society produces the material and cultural conditions that enable individuals to realize their potential for freedom and self-government.
Self-culture demanded "a manifold of situations" (eine Mannigfaltigkeit der Situationen) for the individual citizens, so that they would be able to enter freely into relationships of association and cooperation with one another, because, Humboldt argued, humans can realize their potential as individuals only in society.
