Curiosity and values: The path to success

Curiosity and values: The path to success

When was the last time you reflected on your values? Curiosity drives us to explore.

Young people are often curious and seek answers to questions that are important to them. The answers they find related to their values and beliefs shape their lives and decision-making. This blog offers a space for reflection and provides practical exercises and activities that encourage curiosity and the exploration of one's own values. Young people learn how their values influence their decision-making and how they can leverage this process to achieve their success.

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How does this apply to you? Choose the answers that describe you best:

Imagine you are walking through a thick fog and suddenly a crossroads appears before you. How will you decide?

Choose the answer that best describes you.

Imagine that you have the opportunity to read a letter written by your future self from 10 years ahead. What feeling would dominate you as you open it?

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Imagine that you are a character in a book that someone is currently reading. How would you like to be perceived?

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You're in a situation where you made a mistake, and someone points it out. What is your first reaction?

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You have the opportunity to spend a day with any historical or fictional character. Who would you choose?

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If you could have one strong talent or ability within you that you don't yet know about, what would it be?

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Imagine that you could live the life of someone else for one day. What type of person would it be?

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Imagine that there is a poster on the bulletin board with your name and a big headline. What should be written on it?

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If you were a part of nature, what would you be and why?

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If you had the chance to send a message to your younger self, what would it say?

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16 – 18 years: Self-reflection and personal development

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