452. Discover Your Core Values

The ONE Thing

NOVA Media

Entrepreneurship, Business, Careers

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 May 2024

⏱️ 62 minutes

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If you don’t know your core values, you can end up being wildly successful, but miserable. If you don’t know your team members’ core values, they’re probably going to leave. Today, our colleague Mark Donohue, joins us to talk about what core values are and how to discover them. We talk about how core values are factual, not aspirational. They aren’t what you aspire to be, but who you are at your core right now. By identifying them, you can better align your decisions with your sense of fulfillment, both in your professional and personal life. Mark walks us through the process of identifying them, and how they may change over time. We also talk about how to manage conflict around people’s unique core values, finding counterbalances and new ways of doing things. Plus, we have a little fun with each other about our core values– it can be pretty amusing and endearing when you know your co-workers’ core values. Want to identify your core values? Sign up for our free webinar, access our free PDF, or buy the Core Values Deck at The1Thing.com/core-values *** To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: the1thing.com/pods. We talk about: The difference between aspirational and factual values How identifying core values can lower conflict and increase fulfillment That your core values may change over time Links & Tools from This Episode: Sign up for our free webinar, access our free PDF, or buy the Core Values Deck at The1Thing.com/core-values Free Resources Want to be a guest or share feedback? Email podcast@the1thing.com Produced by NOVA Media

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0:59.3	Hello everyone and welcome back to the one thing podcast. I am here with my usual but ever incredible co-host Chris and we have one of our amazing trainers and coaches on
1:07.1	with us today Mark Donah you welcome Mark we're excited to have you on with us today
1:10.7	thanks for having me I'm really excited well we brought Mark on because we're talking about you on
1:13.7	because we're having me I'm really excited. Well we brought Mark on because we're talking about a very
1:15.2	special topic very important to us in the world of the one thing which is
1:19.5	discovering your core values really understanding those things that drive you, those things that are intrinsically
1:26.1	valuable to you, and we're going to walk you through not only what this means, but also how to find
1:31.2	them, how to source them, and how to use them and why they're so important.
1:35.2	Yeah, I'm excited about this conversation.
1:37.1	If you guys know our world, if you've been around before, even if you haven't, we believe in what we call
1:41.8	the Three Peas, and it's purpose, priority, and productivity.
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