![]() There's a general assumption that as we get older, we grow in our maturity and wisdom. After all, with all that life experience under your belt, how could you not become wiser and more mature? But age alone is not synonymous with growth, maturity, and wisdom. Just as you've probably met someone who seemed incredibly mature for their age, you've likely also met someone whose age clearly hadn't conferred the level of maturity and wisdom you would have expected. Life experience on its own is no guarantee of maturity and wisdom; it's what you do throughout your life that matters. Maturity and wisdom go hand in hand with growth. When you allow yourself to become more receptive to growth in your life, you lay the groundwork for maturity and wisdom to follow. Therefore, it makes sense to guard against self-imposed limits that stifle your growth. Here are some common self-imposed limits to watch out for.
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