Episode #167
Identify and refine your core values to serve as an operating system for decisions—from daily choices to major career moves.
Make values memorable with acronyms or mnemonics (e.g., HEART: Health, Environment, Attitude, Responsibility, Truth; FIGHT; FIRE) so you can recall and apply them instantly.
Expect your values to evolve with life stages; revisit and iterate to gain deeper clarity and alignment.
Life is hard and life is awesome at the same time.
But when you identify the core values, the few important values, then you can use those to help you make decisions, to know if you've got to turn right, left, or go straight in your life.
Now are these going to change, adapt, evolve? Absolutely.
The truth about “Core Values.” (20:15)
Every time you turn around, someone is telling you that you need to know your core values. Why? What does knowing your core values really mean? And who really does this? Who actually works on discovering their core values? And how would you even go about it?
I answer all of those questions in this episode of Success Through Failure.
