As we have found out, self-development is an activity that is aimed at meeting human needs. But to better understand what it is, we need to understand what kinds, directions and methods of self-improvement exist. It can be divided into several areas: The need for self-development can be attributed to the spiritual (or ideal) field, but it can manifest itself at any level. It depends on the direction chosen by the person. No less interesting is the fact that to some extent each of us is engaged in self-development, and often without even thinking about it and without going into details of what he does. At the subconscious level, a person chooses the direction that causes a response in his inner world. And in some cases, the direction dictates the need to acquire some skills to meet certain needs. But the most effective (as well as labor-intensive) is a conscious choice of path. And there will always be (unless, of course, you want to act chaotically and as such) to occur at certain sta