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By Xan Marshland, FOW The author pursues self-actualization. Wasatch Range, UT. Photo: Ori Ramon (@oriramonphotos) How into psychology are you? Me, not a whole lot. I took an AP Psych class in high school, and I’ve only held onto fragments of what I’ve learned. Freud’s ideas were mostly wack, but hidden amongst the sex, shame, and jealousy were some innovative new ideas around the existence of an “unconscious mind,” lurking beneath our every day, conscious thought. Carl Jung’s archetypes and collective unconscious were delightfully trippy, but hard to back up with data. Skinner and Milgram taught us some things about human nature that maybe we’d prefer not to know. Psych majors are probably tuning out at this point. Other, more easily applicable takeaways lingered for longer. Many of these concepts are having a welcome rebirth in our culture’s awareness: You don’t have to be suicidal to benefit from a bit of therapy. Rest, recovery and self care are the necessary yin to the yang of mental health and physical performance. Mindfulness, presence, and gratitude are all practices that literally anyone can actively work on - for free - often to massive personal gain. And then there’s Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. I’m not sure why it’s stuck with me so well throughout the years. Maybe it’s just how simple and universally applicable it is.  Not only does this hierarchy speak some universal truths, it also provides a compelling opportunity to look inward. What does love and belonging look like to you? What does it take for you to feel good about yourself? Once you’ve pondered these questions for a minute, you might start feeling the urge to get a little more abstract. If you designed your own hierarchy from scratch, what would it look like?  Everyone's needs are different. When I entered the world of backcountry skiing as an overstoked and underprepared 18-year-old, a big part of my initiation was a crash course in all of the physical, mental, and external resources one need

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Out of one sailing Captain's love for the sea, his island home, and of course, his dog, The Black Dog Brand was born. Shop authentic apparel & gear that continues a time-honored tradition for unmistakable quality and comfort. Shop Black Dog sweatshirts, tees, dog gear and more.