Top Three Values and their Importance

Assignment 4
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Values
“Live consistently according to your moral values. People will respect you for it.”
- Coach Gibbs
Instructions: This assignment is 9 pages in length including the title page. Please remember to complete all 9 pages of this assignment.
Establishing clear values is important when deciding how to live and lead effectively. Using your responses from Assignment 1, identify your top three (3) values and explain why they are important to you.
1 List your top three (3) values:
Value 1: Self-discipline
Value 2: Trust
Value 3: Accountability

2 Using 50-100 words, explain why each value is important to you.
Among the most valuable and important talents that everybody should have is self-discipline. It is a necessary and beneficial talent in all aspects of life. Despite the fact that most people recognize its significance, few take steps to strengthen it. A disciplined individual is timelier than others. One such individual is more inclined to take charge of his or her life and take accountability for it. He or she is capable of setting objectives and taking tangible efforts to achieve them.

The trust factor strengthens bonds by allowing individuals to work and live collaboratively, feel protected, and feel a sense of belonging. Organizations around the world thrive when people trust their leaders, whereas a lack of trust can lead to disintegration, disagreement, and even warfare. That is why, in various ways, individuals must trust their family members, leaders, friends, and colleagues. Whenever a person learns to distrust somebody, it is usually because he has realized that what he exchanges with them, or what is vital to him, is not safe with them.

When it concerns to becoming a part of a company, the most sought trait is accountability. Accountability is a fundamental trait of a committed worker, and it is expected from one's supervisor, coworkers, and all stakeholders. Accountability in life entails more than just owning up to the mistakes. While this is a widespread impression of accountability, it falls short of accurately describing its genuine meaning. In general, it means fully accepting responsibility for the events that take place in one’s life and realizing that an individual is in charge of personal relationships, responses, decisions, activities, communication, and mindset.

Passions
“If you aren’t passionate about what you are doing...You ought to find another career—something that cranks your motor, something you can pour your life into and enjoy it.”
-Coach Gibbs
Instructions: Your passion is the fuel or energy that keeps you going and keeps you filled with meaning, happiness, and excitement, as you pursue your goals in life. Complete the table by identifying five (5) things that you are passionate about, along with a brief description of each passion. Include 1-2 careers that you feel are in alignment with each passion you list.
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