A person cannot control large global problems. A person can control their own actions. Focusing on personal values makes goals actionable.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person cannot control large global problems.
A person can control their own actions. Focusing on personal values makes goals actionable.
Big problems can make a person feel helpless. Goals like 'solving climate change' are too large. They can stop a person from taking any action. A person can choose to live by their values. This means focusing on actions a person can do today. This helps a person feel more in control.
A student worries about global warming. The student feels sad and does nothing. The student then decides to live by their value of caring for nature. The student starts a small garden. This action helps the student feel better and more powerful.
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A person cannot control large global problems. A person can control their own actions. Focusing on personal values makes goals actionable.