What are your top 3 core values?
Slim Geransar
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I’m talking about you as a person and not your business. Have you even considered this? If not, now is the time. Everything you do should align with these.
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Jacob Choi@jacob_boston
Haha what a great discussion topic. Using that life is a journey metaphor, I like think of it like a car.
Curiosity as the motivation (gas), Integrity as the track, and Reflection to give value (measure) to the distance we've come.
Slim, what are yours?
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@slimmy82 Haha I'm glad you liked the analogy. Great point you made there about the importance of reliability, especially to yourself. The foundation of our brands all come from the confidence we have behind ourselves and our work, which comes from the reputation we keep with ourselves to our own word & follow through. (Not completely my words, pretty sure I remembered some of that from a Ted Talk haha)
@jacob_boston I love cars so this resonates with me haha. Mine are kindness (be kind and receive kind) passionate (be in love and excited with the things that lit you up) and be reliable (to yourself and others)
@jacob_boston That's a sleek ride of values you've got! 🚗
@jacob_boston love that. I need to watch more Ted talks!
@jacob_boston nice metaphor!
My superpowers:
Generosity. Empathy. Trust.
@neelptl2602 An extraordinary trinity! Generosity, empathy, and trust, the superpowers that make a real-life superhero. 💪
@neelptl2602 these are superpowers indeed! Love generosity
My top three core values are integrity, empathy, and continuous learning.
@tanvirulhuda these are a great combination. Love the learning one!
Curiosity
Empathy
Innovation
@islaa_baker the innovation is interesting. Have never hear that before. Really cool
@islaa_baker The triple threat of curiosity, empathy, and innovation! That's like having a compass for exploration, a heart for connection, and a spark for endless possibilities. 🚀
Perseverance, excellence and empathy
@jonathantahiry ooh perseverance is awesome!
Dedication, Humbleness, Integrity
@reconcatlord I like humbleness! Never thought of that as a core value. Thanks for sharing!
Empathy, Discipline, Hardwork
@shivangiawasthi powerful trio! Nice, thanks for sharing
Launching soon!
For me, it's integrity, empathy, and continuous learning 🤝❤️🌱
@salimlunat I love the learning one! Thanks for sharing
hardwork, transparency, never give up
@mehmet_yitmen1 you must be one resilient person! Hard work and never give up! Nice
Freedom, education and relationships.
@busmark_w_nika relationships is a good one. Are you referring to family, friends, community?
@busmark_w_nika Love that you put education as one! 😍🎉👍
@reconcatlord ❤️ yes, it is a current state I feel it that way! :-)
@busmark_w_nika got it. Makes total sense!!
Empathy. Passion. Perseverance.
@senthil99nathan I freaking love perseverance. Not mine but I like it regardless. Thanks for sharing
Punctuality, Gratitude, and hard-work!
@ritesh_2399 haha love punctuality. If I’m not 2 hours early I’m late haha
Passion, Empathy, Trust!
@tornike_tsiramua1 trust is a good one. Love it
Honesty, empathy, curiosity.
@olenabomko I wish I was more curious! It’s so good.
1. Gratitude
2. Keeping good intentions in everything you do ( I believe that’s the way to be blessed)
3. Caring others around you
@lilangani_rathmale I love that you said gratitude. So few people have that now days.
Empathy, Hopefulness, Dedication
@dan_burns these are powerful. Thanks for sharing!
Empathy, Kindness, Never give up.
@gary_diao you must be a very caring person!
I think values are relative. People have different values in different scenarios, so it's hard for me to say which three are the most important. What about you? What do you think? 👀
@iris_y I lean more toward @slimmy82 and feel there are usually at least 1 or 2 core values that are deeply rooted in your Self and although they may manifest or express differently at diff times of your life, remain relatively stable.
But I'd love to hear more about what scenarios bring out what values for you to learn more!
@slimmy82 @jefffajans
Thank you for your comments, I am very willing to provide some additional explanations. (I might be a bit extreme, this is just my personal opinion)
For example, in life, being honest is my value, but in business or certain social situations, I can only achieve "limited honesty." If people say this is my core value, but can't guide all their actions, then does this statement still make sense? I just want to make life better for myself and friends. If I have to say a value, it would be “try not to hurt others”