Find out what your values are
from Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
How to Apply This
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Write down what you believe in terms of your values and ethics.
Think of what you admire most in people, consider your past experiences as well. -
Categorize the values in groups and identify the central theme.
Some common examples are family, loyalty, creativity, freedom. -
Choose your top core values.
Now that you know where your ethics stand, always defend and put them first in a conversation or when confronted with a life-changing decision. By knowing where you stand, you can become an antifragile person.
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