concept   self-improvement
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Western culture (1) • Asian cultures (1) • Japan (1) • Nordic countries (1) • African cultures (1) • Latin American cultures (1) • Middle Eastern cultures (1) • South Asian cultures (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Western self-help (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 self-improvement Western culture Self-improvement is highly valued in Western culture and is often pursued through self-help books, seminars, and therapy. 11
2 self-improvement Asian cultures Self-improvement in Asian cultures prioritizes harmony, humility, and community over individual success. 3
3 self-improvement Japan In Japan, self-improvement emphasizes collective effort, harmony, and dedication to specific skills or crafts. 3
4 self-improvement Nordic countries Self-improvement in Nordic countries emphasizes physical health and balance. 2
5 self-improvement African cultures Self-improvement in African cultures is closely linked to community empowerment and social impact. 1
6 self-improvement Latin American cultures In Latin American cultures, self-improvement is often seen as a way to uplift one's family and community. 1
7 self-improvement Middle Eastern cultures Self-improvement in Middle Eastern cultures is often achieved through adherence to cultural and religious tradition. 1
8 self-improvement South Asian cultures In South Asian cultures, self-improvement is often tied to meeting societal and familial expectations. 1
9 self-improvement United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, self-improvement is encouraged through ongoing education and learning. 1
10 self-improvement Western self-help Self-improvement and personal growth are highly valued in Western culture. 1