Core Values

What matters most to me is God, first, then family. Without the 2, you are not all that you can be. God matters mostly because He sent his son, Jesus, to die on the cross for our sins. His mercy is limitless and his grace is unmeasurable. God forgives and loves us forever. We are his children and to Him, I am a loyal servant. God placed us on earth with free will to decide how we want to live our lives. He gave us a guide, called the Bible. that will help us when we are up and when we are down. It helps us with our relationships, our jobs our strengths, weaknesses and every single other thing you could think of. Scriptures in the Bible can be applied to any situation in life. Secondly, I feel that family is the second most important. This is because God blessed me with a supportive, loving, caring family that I can lean on no matter when and no matter for what. I have a specific confidence that could not have been achieved if I did not have the family foundation that I have. Unfortunately, many people can not relate to what I am saying and that is sad. That is why I am so thankful for what I have and the people to share it with. I believe my family has given me the tools to successful interact with people. For instance, my parents and grandparents especially, taught us manners. They told us how and when to say, "Thank you", "Please", "No thank you", "Yes ma'am", or "Yes sir". To this day, I still greet people with respect and speak to them the way I'd like to spoken to. I think people I know outside of my family appreciate my kindness and manners. Another thing I find important is morals. While we don't always follow them, myself included, I think it is necessary to have a few. It will convict you from committing any stupid actions that can be detrimental for you or your family and friends. "The designer must integrate the values into any brand communication, and their creative ideas should work around these." (Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing. 82)