What value or principle matters most to you?

In our view, values and principles are the foundation upon which our lives, careers and relationships are built. So, we asked folks we admire to open up to us about the values and principles that matter most to them.

When it comes to art, I really value vulnerability. By creating something from deep within yourself, and being unafraid of other people’s expectations and judgment, I think you’ll really be able to find your own unique voice and art. Read more>>

Gratitude Gratitude covers many attributes. I have two ways of looking at my past life: with resentment or gratitude. I had some strange and challenging obstacles, and my results in life depended on my perspective and level of maturity. Read more>>

Kindness – it’s a value I seek in my personal relationships of course, but even more so in business. If you knew me, you wouldn’t be surprised to know that I’m a Cancer and that I feel most fulfilled when those closest to me feel heard, seen and validated; Read more>>

It is of paramount importance to me to live a purpose-driven life. Read more>>

There are a lot of principles I’ve learned are so incredibly important in both music in life such as integrity, ambition, and passion, but one of the most important that I’ve had to work on is confidence. Read more>>

The value or principle that matters to me most, is not negotiating with yourself. The late GREAT Kobe “Bean” Bryant has a viral interview where he talks about writing a contract down, with yourself, signing it, and not negotiating. Read more>>

Service. The rent we pay here on Earth. Service comes without obligation because we’re not getting paid for it. Service is one of life’s greatest teachers. It’s one that feeds and fuels perspective. Service is ultimately where people of success often find themselves finishing the race if you will… Read more>>

For me, integrity is the cornerstone of everything I do. As a real estate agent, it’s not just about buying and selling properties; it’s about building trust and creating lasting relationships with my clients. Read more>>

Curiosity has always been a driving factor in my life. It’s been an extremely rewarding process to move beyond the surface level of what I’m doing, and to learn about how I can specifically do things and most importantly, why I would choose to do them. Read more>>
I love this question, even though it’s difficult to choose one value, I like the question because my work is very principle driven. I am always thinking about the meaning of the opportunities I accept. Money is probably the least of my motivators. Read more>>
