Values, Beliefs & Behaviours

These days I am not chasing career goals or building a business, nor am I pursuing the almighty dollar. The values and beliefs below are right for me personally and reflect how I want to conduct all future business dealings.

As for the behaviours, they’re deeply engrained because they’re what I expect of myself.

Values

  • Bring my best self to every encounter.
  • Be appreciative. Appreciate the efforts of others and be grateful for life’s opportunities.
  • Be caring. Take a genuine interest in clients and others with whom I interact.
  • Be expectant. Life is too short to waste it on a mismatch. I will expect clients and others with whom I interact to do what is asked and to follow through on undertakings they have made.
Values

Beliefs

  • Having goals and plans are great, even essential. However seeing them through to accomplishment is even better.
  • Make the most of the life you’ve got.
  • “You are more than what you have become” – a line from a movie which embodies the essence of fulfilling your potential.
  • Joy and confidence flow from being physically strong and functionally capable.
  • Forget “Retirement”. Keep living your best life.
  • It’s okay, often desirable, to take the road less travelled.
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Behaviours

Those who know me will likely recognise most, if not all, of these.

  • Be on time. Even better, be five minutes early.
  • Ironed clothes and shiny shoes. Yep, it’s an old army thing.
  • Do my best.
  • Clean up afterwards.
  • Be grateful.
  • Say please and thank you.
  • Where feasible, take the stairs.
  • Be there for important family occasions.
  • Do something active every day
Behaviours

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