2. Values
Covey used the metaphor of the compass to describe how values guide us towards our vision. Dr. Fons Trompenaars explains that:
“The value of a value is its ability to resolve an ambiguity”
- When we know our values and the values of the organization we lead or work for, we are better equipped to make decisions when the outcome is uncertain.
- Personal mastery requires living a life in alignment with your values, no matter how challenging it can be.
- The values that we live in are the compass towards our vision.
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