Is it necessary to have lived a certain number of years to be considered mature?

Is it necessary to have lived a certain number of years to be considered mature?

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That’s a big question, with many dimensions. I’ll summarise two of these in this post: my other posts will touch on this theme as well.

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2) having a clear set of well-formed outcomes for the major areas of your life

3) having a plan that works for you so that you live your life in a way that sees you achieving your well-formed outcomes

4) and finally, you adopt the habit of regular reflection to assess

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No its not.

Maturity is getting a good understanding of the rules of the game and then being able to decide whether to play by them, adjust them, or create your own completely.

However to understand the game, you have to play. But because of the constraints set by society, our understanding of the game is often limited by insufficient experience. For example, Age and Money. I.e you must be a certain age to marry, work, drive, have kids. You must have a certain amount to money to have access to certain places. This creates the correlation between Age and maturity, and Age, Maturity and money.

In this Information age though, A lack of maturity can be defined as a lack of a vivid imagination and curiosity. Because information is every where.

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