Core Values - Your Inner Compass | Larisa Halilović | TEDxFerhadija

[TabithaWanjiku]

Whats really really important to you, eg in relationships
What matters to you most
Whats non negotiable, that you cant go without in life
What are the good characteristics in a person

Freedom, integrity, honesty
Susan davids - emotional agility test

Values acquired by the age of 5
Acquired through what you do and demonstrate not say

Tips
1. Recognize them. Name them.. understand them. Define
2. Critically evaluate and question existing vslues. Become aware .causes and effect. No judgement
3.. connect with people with shared values
4. Set life rules according to your own valies

Easier to kno what you dont want that what you do

Think about the last time you were very angry. What makes you feel really uncomfortable
Imagine a world where you're sorrounded by people reflecting your values
Congruency
Your compass

[acedoncris]

Meditate upon humility, equanimity, simplicity and authenticity. They are the foundations of higher values.

[Akira]

Larisa great work. i got my answers today after listening to you . i now have the power of the Inner compass to take my decisions. Love

[thamphan]

1. What is really really important to me?
2. What is no negitiable in life?
3. What make a good person?

[HimadriPareek]

I love the way you have structured the talk Larisa. It's simple, precise and yet so powerful!

[vglobalindia]

We are so grateful to you. You have put it all in a very simple way and easy to understand. More power to you.. 😇

[kamilasei]

Thank you! This is interesting and important. And writing this I realize that one of my values could be self-reflection. 🤗

[Longpotato_]

this actually give me some form of direction finding my own values, the speech was brilliant thank you for your knowledge

[PinkYellowGreen]

It's your core values that drive your life. Not anyone else's....

[workinprogress]

Great insight Larisa. With values, it is what you practice not what you say

[twinklemehta]

Thank you ma'am really deep and thought provoking topic. I am really glad I saw it and it will really help me in my life 🙏🙏🙏

[セイも-qp]

who is from the NU foundation watching this as a homework

[mirhamirkov]

Thank you Larisa for sharing excellent ideas and to be so understandable💜

[akshay]

Alternate title could have been named 14 minutes of filtering out external noises as said by Jay Shetty in his book think like a monk, really beautiful, sad this has less views

[laurabeaman-scott]

Excellent! Thank you so much, really helped my in my counselling studies!

[minaoutrhirhit]

Thanks for your presentation l really liked it but Iwas expecting u to speak about how to keep them stick to them and even share them and at the same Time tolerate the values of thé others

[hemantgahlot]

Ohh....at this point, this video is godgift for me☹️

[larryray]

I'm really trying to find my core values . I cant seem to nail down even 3 . When i really think about it . Its really hard if your honest with yourself . I think oi have one then i think of a time i did something that completely goes against it . i dont know if i do have any .

[carolinesauvage]

Bonjour, comment pourrais je avoir la transcription en français s'il vous plait ?