Values

Values
We all have a hierarchy of values. The goals that you set yourself are supported by your value
system. You see, do and associate with things that support your values. In the hierarchy of your
values, you have prioritized your values. If money or wealth in your hierarchy of values is rated
number seven while entertainment or love of children are top on your hierarchy of values,
without fail, you will spend money according to your value system. You will invest in
entertainment and ensure that your friends know that you are a good entertainer. You will always
seek out entertainment. Similarly, if your top value is the love of children, children will become
your wealth. You will have a career working with children or you may be blessed with plenty of
children of your own. Fortunately you can change your value system. You see values are like
habits they can be changed. However, you may have to learn how to do things differently and in
new ways, and value new ways of looking at the world. In order to decide what values you want
to prioritize, you must first understand what is important to you, what you believe will bring you
a better life and what you consider to be right and will make you happy. The choice is yours, you
can choose new options, new directions and new habits.

Justice Mandhla is the author of What they did not teach you in school: Life Long Learning Tips to land a job straight out of school and he spends a great deal of his full-time writing day researching and writing about job search strategies.
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