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Human Values
We subconsciously make values-based decisions all the time, but when we clearly articulate our values, we create a kind of moral shorthand that helps us to consciously and consistently act with integrity. This is especially important in groups, like companies, when people with different backgrounds, life experiences and worldviews come together to
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My Personal Values
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The key point is that values-based living makes goals meaningful,
Steven Hayes • A Liberated Mind: The essential guide to ACT
It’s important for us to clarify our values because once we know what they are, we can make good use of them. We can use them as an “inner compass” to guide us through life and help us make wise choices and also as a source of energy and motivation to help us do more toward moves.
Russ Harris • The Happiness Trap
Values are a set of ideas about how you want to live your life, the kind of person you want to be and the principles you want to stand for.
Dr Julie Smith • Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?: The Sunday Times bestseller, with over 1 million copies sold
o make things concrete, it helps to break down "how someone wants to live" into atoms, which I call values. For instance, someone might want to live honestly, courageously, creatively, etc.