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Recycling Cycles of Development
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During our 18th year we begin our second cycle in this spiral of development. We then continue to re-visit these stages through the rest of our lives. You can, for instance, work out what stage you are currently at by dividing your age by 19 and comparing the remainder to the age and related stages of development described above. For example, if you were 43, this is how you would work out which stage you were currently recycling; 43 divided by 19 = 2 remainder 5. Five years puts you at the end of the identity stage and about to start the skills stage.
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RecyclingCycles of Development
Prepared By Manu Melwin JoyResearch Scholar
School of Management StudiesCUSAT, Kerala, India.Phone – 9744551114
Mail – [email protected]
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The wheel has come full circle. Shakespeare
Cycles of development
Stage 7• Stage : Recycling.• Duration : Rest of our lives.• Activity - During our 18th year we begin our
second cycle in this spiral of development. We then continue to re-visit these stages through the rest of our lives. You can, for instance, work out what stage you are currently at by dividing your age by 19 and comparing the remainder to the age and related stages of development described above. For example, if you were 43, this is how you would work out which stage you were currently recycling; 43 divided by 19 = 2 remainder 5. Five years puts you at the end of the identity stage and about to start the skills stage.
Cycles of development
Clues for returning to Recycling• Any or all of the clues relating to Stages 1
through 6.• Overdependence; fear of dependence, or being
independent to the exclusion of interdependence.
• Difficulty making and keeping commitments.• Role inflexibility.• Fear of growing old.• Unwillingness to say hello and good-bye;
unwillingness to grieve and then move on with life.
• Living in the past; living in the future.• Living through others.• Not knowing or getting what you need.• Denial and discounting.
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