1. The author proposes that Aristotelian Eudaimonia, or human flourishing, is equivalent to self-actualization, which is the ultimate goal humans should strive for. 2. The author provides two sources of support. First, a theory of "Eudaimonism" traces the idea of living according to one's true self or "daimon" back to Aristotle's concept of Eudaimonia. Second, other scholars have argued Aristotle viewed Eudaimonia as a single, dominant end rather than multiple ends. 3. The author anticipates two objections - that the proposal is arbitrary and will become outdated - but responds that self-actualization reflects innate human drives, even if