A report by Manjola Perja on Albania’s first-ever values event On World Values Day, 18th October 2018, at the National Historic Museum in Tirana, the first-ever values event in the history of Albania was held. It was organised by ALVA – Albanian Values and...
The Spaces of Hope Podcast is a monthly offering, looking at themes related to Spaces of Hope. The idea is that this is a digital and accessible space for listening, reflecting, having fun and giving us a practical next step, based on a conversation between Matthew...
Is there such a thing as too much advice? Google “Resilience at Work” and see what you think. We got 63,900,000 results in 0.41 seconds including some really interesting things like Seven Things Resilient Employees Do Differently from Psychology Today and 5 Ways to...
Companies can’t just talk about ethics, they have to demonstrate those values are intrinsic to how they operate says Sinead Hasson. Lip service is one of the issues that comes up when we chat to disgruntled employees. Things such as values being used for...
By Jessica Ball “It is a process which explores an unusually wide range of human experience: our closely held values; the nature and intensity of emotions; the patterns of our thought processes; the function of memory; the importance of inherited cultural myths; and...
By Richard Barrett, Chairman and Founder, Barrett Values Centre Introduction In 2010, I wrote a book called The New Leadership Paradigm.[1] In that book, I described the seven levels of leadership consciousness and explained the concept of a full spectrum...
By Neil Tomalin Personal values are unique to every individual and can loosely be described as a set of beliefs or intuitive feelings inside our heads. They act unconsciously as a guide – telling us how comfortable we feel about different situations and are unusual in...
By Terry Sexton, Leadership Psychologist. Our values are generally defined as principles or standards of behaviour. They are what we use to help us judge of what is important to us in our lives. Some of our values form the core of who we are and change very little...
Who are we collectively? By Richard Barrett, Chairman and Founder, Barrett Values Centre Where are we as a human race in terms of our development? What do we value? What levels of consciousness do we mainly operate from? To answer these questions, at least in...
By Charles Fowler It’s almost time for World Values Day again. This annual campaign has grown massively since the first one was launched in 2016 supported by a few hundred individuals and organisations around the world who were united in their passion for values. Last...
