People strongly care about love, connection, and belonging. They care about contributing to the well-being of others, lifting up people who are suffering, and being there for people they love.
Everyone that I have talked to values love in some type of way, whether that's from their family, pets, or their significant other.
YOU WANT TO share what you value with others, because that is simply the nature of the creature we are.
Humans are social creatures and need interactions. However, sometimes I feel like even thinking of things I value is difficult, but once I find the things I value and why I do it's easier for me to share and explain myself.
WE HURT WHERE we care
My dad has always told me this. Relating it to athletics, I would always get upset after losing a game and my teammates around me always seemed to brush it off. I would tell him this and he would tell me that I'm getting frustrated because I care about the sport more than they do. I've always related this quote to my life.
If you use money in that pursuit, it doesn’t matter how successful you are-you always want more. It’s a thirst that can’t be quenched.
Money as all college kids think about now they choose a career that they think they'll like because they want to be making a lot of money not because they actually want to pursue that career. I think being a teacher is a good example of that
We need to do b etter at creating m odern m inds for this m odern world, so th a t we can m ore directly connect our behavior to w hat we deeply value.
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Values are an inexhaustible source of m otivation
Love this. You're always working towards your goals and dreams and most of the time those are things you value as well.