In this lesson's episode, explore how personal values shape decisions, behavior, and long-term outcomes in life and work.

Discover how to accurately identify values through actions rather than intentions,

understand why misaligned values create frustration in careers and finances,

and learn how values can be deliberately reshaped to support growth, wealth, and fulfillment.

I guess the two paths that I would like to go down.

It's up to you to choose which one you'd like to tackle first.

I have sort of two main questions out of that.

One would be how can you identify your values? And then two would be how can you potentially change your values if they're

not in line with, for example, wealth and assets that appreciate versus depreciate or potentially

the career that's actually going to benefit you.

So how do you identify and then how do you change if they're not in line?

Well, I was, I got in, you know, aware of how significant values are many years ago.

I've been teaching value applications for 43, almost 44 years.

So I was probably in my early 20s when I started to realize the significance of those. But would you ask somebody what their values are,

I can guarantee you, because I've done it so many thousands of times, that they will tell you

injected values of outer authorities.

Their mothers, their fathers, their preachers, their teachers,

their conventions, traditions, and marais of the social collective

that they are part of the herd of will infiltrate and inculcate into their consciousness

and they will tell you things that have nothing to do with what their life demonstrates.

You know, they'll say peace and this and that and honesty and all these things.

They don't realize anything about human behavior, so they just say you what they think it's supposed to be many times, even to themselves.

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