Values are universal - we all have them
Each of us has our own unique personal pattern of priority values. Values are big, emotionally rich ideas that help us make sense of the world and our place in that world. Our values give rise to our choices and our behaviours. Our values shape how we feel about, respond and rise to both our daily life and our ultimate grand plan.
There are no good or bad values. Each value shows up to serve: to help us withstand or resolve something, to strengthen our relationships with others or our sense of connection with our own skills and talents .
Conscious connection with values has measurable positive impacts. Connection can increase innovation, productivity, trust, confidence and courage while reducing the harmful effects of stress and fear.
Values are hot stuff!
FUN FACT
The government spent twice as much on last year’s ad campaign for a Brexit that didn’t happen than they’re giving Manchester.
The ferry company with no ferries cost more than they’re giving to Manchester.
FUN FACT. The Manchester deal failed because the government wasn't prepared to pay another £5m to help people survive, or 0.042% of the £12bn they/ve spent on the failed Test and Trace.
What matters – Heartfelt Values - with Jackie Le Fevre Wednesday 21st October 12.30-1.30pm Let’s explore some of the evolution of being human. You can register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/forest-holme-hospice-charity-19803377019
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Academic colleagues, I don't know who needs to hear this, but you are doing an amazing job.
In the space of 6 months, you've learned new tech, rebuilt whole courses, you're doing videos, live seminars online, padlets, looking after students and all this under 2020 conditions.