1. Who is George?
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2. What does Hartman mean when he says, “It’s one thing to agree with Kierkegaard that most of us live only in the basements of our houses; it’s quite another thing to bestir ourselves
sufficiently to move upstairs.”
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3. The need for what kind of growth does Hartman say is greatest need?
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4. What Hartman mean when he says “It could be tragic if …one’s freedom to develop himself intrinsically is stifled.”
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5. What does Hartman mean when he says, “George and Jim are likely to become loyal Organization servants first, human beings second; executives first, lovers, husbands, fathers, or real
persons second.”
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6. Hartman says, “If George is working with a company that is run almost entirely on the lower or systemic level, he won’t get much encouragement in developing his true Self-potential; indeed,
he’ll be blocked and frustrated at every turn.” What three options does Hartman say George have?.
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7. Why would it be important for someone in public administration to develop an inner self”
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8. What are the 4 rules for developing the inner self?
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9. What are 3 differences between the person of faith and the person of fear?
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10. What 6 ways does Hartman recommend for developing the Self?
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