Is There a Difference Between Nita and Aristotle?

Nicha's thought is very much in line with this picture he inherited from schopenhauer, of you want something, it's fulfilled, you're satisfied for a little while. But now i need to overcome, he's talking way up on maso's hierarchy of needs,. So that, unlike animals, people can self overcome human nature. And need to do so by being authentically creative and do this constantly. It makes me think of freudis called ego ideal, where you have an ideal version of yourself that your ambitions are always directing you towards. What nicha was just describing is having a forever out of reach ideal which then the ways, the higher man steps