Quando il Talento diventa una qualità
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Il talento può diventare un ostacolo se non bilanciato con il suo compito evolutivo, che rappresenta la sua controparte necessaria. La crescita personale richiede di riconoscere questo equilibrio per trasformare il talento in una qualità completa. Ad esempio, la capacità analitica deve essere bilanciata con il coinvolgimento emotivo per evitare una caricatura unilaterale.
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Quando il Talento diventa una qualità
- 1. Quando il Talento diventa una qualità E non un impiccio grazie al compito evolutivo (che diavolo è?)
- 2. Ciò che aiuta è invece chiedersi di quale complemento ha bisogno il nostro talento per prevenire che assuma una forma così estrema e unilaterale. Questo è un processo di inversione positiva della nostra caricatura che ci conduce al nostro “compito evolutivo”.
- 3. Il compito evolutivo è la controparte polare del talento. Ad un certo punto della nostra vita impariamo che ogni talento portaogni talento porta con sé il suo compito evolutivo corrispondentecon sé il suo compito evolutivo corrispondente. Attualmente ognuno di essi rappresenta solo la metà di una qualità e, solo quando propriamente bilanciati, insieme formano una qualità completa.
- 4. Ad esempio, il talento della “capacità analitica”, che ha il “freddo razionalismo” come caricatura, può avere come compito evolutivo il “coinvolgimento emotivo”.