The Basics of The Value Drive Theory

The range of emotions we experience all come from one core emotion –
the value drive – that valuates everything constantly and let’s us feel our way through life.

The Value Drive Theory is about motivation and emotions. These are the basic points:

1. The range of emotions we experience all come from one core emotion –
   the value drive
2. We are emerged in the value drive constantly – it’s the matrix
3. The value drive gives us motivation by labeling everything with a positive or negative value
4. The value drive have two modifiers that work with the value drive – aggressiveness and nervousness.
5. Intelligence is only a tool. Without the value drive, we wouldn’t be able to think.
6. The value drive is a function located in the limbic system, but may not have one physical location. The amygdala is very important though.
7. The brains main function is to be a emotional labeling system that lets us feel our way through life