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Your character is defined by your core values in life. And these are the result of your behavior. That means your values are defined by your actions—not the other way around.
Values have a great impact on our inner world. They define us. They form the foundation of our character. And since you have to live with yourself, your values should be one of the most important things in your life.
Remember: Your values must be in line with who you are.
Never copy someone else’s values. Looking at other people’s values for inspiration is great, and to help you with that. But this remains an inherently internal practice.