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- Session #14 Quick Summary
- Key Takeaways
- Quotes
- Exercise: Clarifying And Choosing Your Values
- 1) Make a list of all the things that you really value.
- 2) Put these things in priority order and ask yourself, “How do I know if I got the value?”
- 3) What do you want your values to be?
- 4) How do you become a role model for these values?
- Watch Class
- Session Transcript
- Books / Authors / Other Resources Mentioned
- Navigate Reinvention Model
- Navigate Mental Models For Personal Growth
Session #14 Quick Summary
In this session, we're going to reinvent value itself.
Key Takeaways
- What is value? What does it mean to value something? [00:06]
- Why our values change depending on which of our needs are not being met. [04:19]
- When the things we value the most in life, and the things we spend the most time on don’t line up. [09:01]
- How to choose your values. [11:05]
- Why our fear of losing something is a strong motivator. [13:04]
- How to get your conscious and unconscious in sync with your values. [14:47]
- What higher-order value is, and how to create it. [15:46]
- The four orders of knowledge, and how to achieve the highest order of knowledge through role modeling. [21:02]
- How to get clear on your values and choose the values you want: exercise. [24:51]
Quotes
When you reinvent, value itself changes. What you find valuable won't be the same.
Wisdom is knowing when to take action and when not to take action.
Exercise: Clarifying And Choosing Your Values
1) Make a list of all the things that you really value.
Try to write down all the things toward and away from you.
What do you want and what do you want to avoid next?
2) Put these things in priority order and ask yourself, “How do I know if I got the value?”
For example, if you value love and affection, how do you know that you got love and affection? Is it physical affection (e.g. touching)? Does someone have to say things? Do they have to buy you a gift?
3) What do you want your values to be?
In other words, what is the reinvention of your values? What do you think you will value when you evolve to the next level? How do you think your values will change?
4) How do you become a role model for these values?
How do you role model for others that this is what you value and how do you start living that way? And how do you start surrounding yourself with others who have those values?
Watch Class
Session Transcript
Books / Authors / Other Resources Mentioned
- Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, Abraham Maslow
- Thinking Fast And Slow, Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky
- Only the Paranoid Survive, Andrew S. Grove
- A Guidebook to Learning, Mortimer Adler
Navigate Reinvention Model
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We're going to learn about how to reinvent ourselves personally and professionally, in our business, in our personal life and literally all through our lives.
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In this session, we’re going to talk about examples of reinvention and get a sense of what reinvention looks like.
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In this session, we’re discussing initiation and crossing the threshold into your transformation and into your reinvention.
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We’re discussing the idea of "me", getting in touch with your unique gifts, and then revisioning them and reinventing them for higher purposes.
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There are two patterns or principles or forces of self - kind of like yin and yang, or what I would call agency and communion.
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Self-design, in both senses: we’re designing ourselves and we’re doing it ourselves. And to do self-design, you have to get some meta-cognition.
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There are three different worlds and the laws in one world won’t necessarily apply in other worlds.
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In this session, we’re discussing reinventing in the emotional and social domain.
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In this session we're focusing on reinventing our thinking.
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Why and how you should be reinventing yourself with the customers, your marketing, and your product.
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When you're going through a reinvention, you're literally "dying into" another version of yourself.
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We’re discussing reinventing learning itself. What does it really mean to learn and to reinvent learning in our lives?
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In this session, we're going to reinvent value itself.
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In this session, we're talking about reinvention with a capital R. The big reinvention.
Navigate Mental Models For Personal Growth
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This model will help you understand how to adapt better, how to turn change and adversity into success, and what that can mean for your life. This mental model can (and should) be applied across domains, from personal to professional, to increase your ability to not only survive, but to thrive through change and stressors.
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