Dr. Nat Williams, founder and CEO of Pennsylvania-based social services group HumanWorks Affiliates. In this short video clip from his DVD The Navigator of Life, Williams explains how realizing your core beliefs in life can help you when making important decisions.  His uses two charts–one that displays five common responses to conflict, power, control, self-sabotage, recklessness and wisdom; and another that describes eight common core beliefs–to demonstrate this intricate system.

4 Responses to “Nat Williams: Decision Making Using Your Core Beliefs”

1. john Says:
   June 26th, 2010 at 8:11 am

   Great stuff, I am a counselor and I try to expose my Clients to this kind of an approach to living. We really need to be able to take control of our lives and this video is a great addition to our toolbox.

2. Wendy Hamrick Says:
   July 1st, 2010 at 12:04 am

   Good layout, really enjoyed it. Gives a different approach that I feel can aid in the diversification of people.

3. SUCCESS Magazine | Daphne Pawluczuk Says:
   August 22nd, 2010 at 12:30 pm

   [...] this exercise was inspired by a combination of two videos in the SUCCESS Magazine video library: Nat Williams: Decision Making Using Your Core Beliefs and Steve Jobs to Stanford Grads: Do What You [...]

4. Michael Toebe Says:
   November 20th, 2010 at 3:38 am

   This is brilliant, accurate and a great road map for people. The problem is when people, to steal a phrase I once heard, take the selfish highway, they have little interest in self control and rationalization. The result is they don’t see why their life is a mess.

   Thank you for sharing Success. I hope many benefit from this short but potentially high-impact video.

   Michael Toebe

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