Robert Glazer

And they're clarifying.

They help you make better choices about who to spend time with, what work to do, where to live.

It's kind of this instruction manual you weren't given at birth.

And the reason for it is that they are fundamentally formed.

during those formative years, probably like 8 to 20.

And actually, for most people, absent some dramatic change later in life or traumatic thing, you can derive all of those core values back to your childhood because that's when your moral intuition is forming, even if your reasoning isn't sort of there yet.

Yeah, probably 8 and 20.

Yeah, 8 and 20.

8 and 20.

So that is the number one question I get asked.

So we'll go into that.

Sorry.

So I remember the second part.

What was the first question?

Oh, yeah.

Answered by the second part.

Yeah.

So let's start with the second part first.

So what happens is, yes, you have different priorities, you have different decisions, but you have the same compass, whether you realize it or not.

As I explained to someone, I have a find a better way and share it.