The 7 Cups Values Series (Week 6/7): Believe in Equality
Welcome to part 5 of our 7-part 7 Cups Values Series!
Welcome to Week 6 of our series, friends! After exploring purpose, growth, and grit, we are turning to the value that grounds our community.
This week’s value is: Believe in Equality. At 7 Cups, this means valuing everyone's background, work, and ideas equally; and collaborating across teams and levels.
Our platform spans the globe and brings together people from highly varied backgrounds. Believing in equality means our community operates on a level playing field where titles matter less than shared experiences. It requires active, non-judgmental listening and an understanding that everyone brings unique insight to the table. Our collective strength stems from this diversity.
👇 This Week's Prompt: Let’s learn from one another! What is a tradition or a piece of wisdom from your own culture or background that you value?
⭐ Bonus: Share a time when connecting with someone from a different background shifted your perspective.
@Heather225
In my culture friendliness and a welcoming spirit is key 🥰
When I travelled the world I met many people and I learnt to listen, to learn and to adapt, that at the end of the day, we are all human, just trying to navigate our way through life and we all have the same highs and lows and we all are more alike than different 🥰
@Heather225
I m from Greece so our traditions here are a lot! One that i truly like is that we are all in all at weddings and events like those we stay from evening up to dawn all together laughing having fun eating drinking and dancing.
I think that talking with other people here teached me a lot of new amazing things from other peoples cultures and religions!
Greece!!! One of my bucket list places to visit!!
@Heather225
Really? You should visit it one time! Its amazing!🩵✨️
@Heather225
I am from Micronesia, specifically Pohnpei. One of my fav culture, is that any kind of event we just party alot, invite all of our family and friends, the friends is also our family. We get together, we eat a lot of foods, pigs, rice, spam, fish, takuan, sashimi, yam, breadfruit, sakau, but I am not allow to drink sakau, because i'm not 18 yet, but yeah. We party til like really late at night, then we kids have a sleepover, and whoever sleeps first we paint their face with charcoal or we play some games we just made up. And also one of the things I like, is that there are days where there is a truck going around town to town. You know the rules to "don't take candy from strangers"?? well that is what's going on, the thing is, is that there is going to be like 4 trucks going out playing music, screaming from their lungs and they'll throw you candies and you have to race your friends and cousin to those candies and count who has more candies lmao. The trucks will throw candies at you screaming songs that you wouldn't understand because they're just screaming, and they'll be honking too.
