One way that we can help to set a good foundation for our leadership is to understand our core values. 

Our core values help us to understand what drives us, what we stand for and what we won’t. They can also help us to identify the situations and environments where we are more likely to feel satisfied, content and motivated.

In this episode, I take a look at why our values are so important, what we can use them for and how to figure out what yours are.

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Maslow’s Hierarchy – a Leadership Perspective

Show Links: 

• Article: Why You Need to Know Your Values In Leadership.
• Article: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs.
• Article: 4 Types of Motivation to Look For In Your Team.
• Podcast: Thoughtful Leader Podcast #153: Why Knowing Yourself Equals Better Leadership.
• Podcast: Thoughtful Leader Podcast #76: Why Leaders Should Focus On Workplace Wellbeing.
• Article: How Leaders Can Build Strong Working Relationships.
• Product: Live Your Values Deck.
• Lists of Values: James Clear and Brene Brown.