The Productivity Show

How to Discover Your Own Core Values (TPS126)


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Mike and Thanh explore the Asian Efficiency core values, how they came to them, and why they've changed over the years. They discuss the benefits of having core values for your personal life and your company, and how you can use core values to make decisions, hire new staff, and create a more productive work and home life.






Cheat Sheet

All about the "Mission to Mars" process Asian Efficiency uses for identifying our core values
What core values really are and how they're different from the things that you want
How having personal core values will benefit every area of your life
Why core values can be polarizing and how that can be a good thing
What core values and successful relationships have in common
How to make better decisions by using your core values
The power of alignment and how it can be a force multiplier for organizational productivity
How core values can help battle cognitive dissonance
How we landed on the AE team Core Values and what they are
Why we have the whole team do customer service
Why you don't want to frame your core values negatively
Why we chose to remove a core value and replace it with something else
What accountability really is (hint: it's not just finding someone to blame when things go wrong)
How to improve your hiring decisions using core values
Key questions to ask yourself when discovering your own core values
Why it can be beneficial to publish your core values instead of keeping them internal
A writing exercise for finding your own core values
Why having core values at all is more important than having the "right" ones

Links

Mike's family's core values graphic
TPS66: The Asian Efficiency Core Values
Scaling Up: How a Few Companies Make It...and Why the Rest Don't
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind
Ready, Fire, Aim: Zero to $100 Million in No Time Flat
TPS7: Going Paperless w/ Brooks Duncan
Disc test
Kolbe test
TPS101: Lean Thinking w/ Paul Akers
TPS78: Live a Minimalist Luxury Lifestyle w/ Thanh Pham

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