How to Realign Your Values
It’s revealing to think of mimetic desire along a continuum. Certain people and organizational cultures are more prone to mimesis than others. And one thing is clear, on a societal level: any society in which people are no longer struggling with scarcity but coping with abundance will undergo an explosion of mimetic desire. In this universe of desi... See more
read.lukeburgis.com • Mimetic Desire 101 - Anti-Mimetic—A Field Guide to Mimetic Desire
The Values pivot is about turning away from the pursuit of goals that are socially compliant or avoidant and toward living according to your chosen values.
Steven Hayes • A Liberated Mind: The essential guide to ACT
Take a minute or two to examine this list. Which three words resonated with you most? For those values you noticed yourself aligning with, think about why you picked them. Was it a value your parents drove home for you as a kid? Did you overcome adversity and come out the other side, understanding the need for one of these values? Are there…
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Sarah Drasner • Engineering Management for the Rest of Us
We subconsciously make values-based decisions all the time, but when we clearly articulate our values, we create a kind of moral shorthand that helps us to consciously and consistently act with integrity. This is especially important in groups, like companies, when people with different backgrounds, life experiences and worldviews come together to
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