Once you have established your own personal footprint of core values, you can then quite easily work out what to do more of and, what to avoid.
Some examples of typical core value are;
Respect, adventure, imagination, contribution, trust, vitality, experience.
In essence, if these words conjure up a feeling of true and meaningful depth for you, or perhaps move you in some way, you are beginning to find out what really matters for you.
This will begin to create a happier you, a happier life and will enable you to build up your emotional strength to deal with the rotten stuff when it happens.
We spend a lot of our time "doing" for others, and so it is easy to lose sight of who we are!
If you would like a full set of the core values please email me on niki@nikichalkley.com with 'Values' as the title.
Some examples of typical core value are;
Respect, adventure, imagination, contribution, trust, vitality, experience.
In essence, if these words conjure up a feeling of true and meaningful depth for you, or perhaps move you in some way, you are beginning to find out what really matters for you.
This will begin to create a happier you, a happier life and will enable you to build up your emotional strength to deal with the rotten stuff when it happens.
We spend a lot of our time "doing" for others, and so it is easy to lose sight of who we are!
If you would like a full set of the core values please email me on niki@nikichalkley.com with 'Values' as the title.
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