Carl Rogers
Carl Rogers (1902-1987) was an American psychologist and a founder of person-centered therapy, a key figure in humanistic psychology. His work emphasized empathy, unconditional positive regard, and self-acceptance, which is reflected in the quote about accepting oneself as a path to change.
Quotes by Carl Rogers
Quotes: 2
Self-Acceptance as the Gateway to Personal Transformation
Finally, self-acceptance does not mean abandoning aspirations for growth. Rather, it provides the secure base from which true change can occur. As Rogers illustrates, embracing oneself does not preclude striving for improvement; instead, it enhances one’s capacity to do so. Thus, the paradox resolves: it is precisely by accepting ourselves that we empower transformation, making self-compassion the wellspring of personal evolution. [...]
Created on: 5/20/2025
The Good Life Is a Process, Not a State of Being – Carl Rogers
The quote highlights the need to accept that life is not about reaching a perfect 'state.' Instead, it involves embracing the imperfections of the journey and being open to change, growth, and development. [...]
Created on: 11/8/2024