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At the Museum of Values, we firmly believe that real change and deeper human connections emerge when we begin to share what moves us deep within—whether we're lending weight to words as an editor, shaping the next generation as a parent, reimagining the world as a student, or turning visions into reality as a founder. Imagine "Thoughts on Values" as a kind of mosaic: a collection of authentic, personal insights that, together, paint a larger picture of lived humanity and attitude. No grandstanding, no superficial small talk. Instead, short, genuine highlights of what shapes us as individuals and unites us as a community. Because values are important to each of us; they guide us, but sometimes they also challenge us quite a bit—and that's completely normal and human.
Dr. Kerschensteiner on the values that guide us: foresight instead of chance, composure instead of coercion, and integrity instead of pretense.
Empathy, self-determination, and confidence. A personal reflection on how these values help one find their own path in life.
What values strengthen us? As a coach, Kirsten Harms writes about universality, power, and the strength of genuine togetherness.