Adventures of the Tornado Kid is written by Rakesh Malhotra, a world-traveled values-based leader who specializes in human behavior. As a result of working, living and traveling around the world to nearly 40 countries, Rakesh realized that performance and overall human behavior was similar across all cultures worldwide. This sparked a lifelong fascination with the connection between human behavior and core values. Rakesh has authored numerous human values and performance management related articles and delivered presentations on similar topics. In Adventures of the Tornado Kid, Rakesh utilized his experiences and vast research on human behavior and values to create an intimate observation of the lives of two children with opposing upbringings. He shares crucial techniques to help all of us impart basic human values among today’s youth.

1. Let’s LIVE in a society that is
WORTH
LIVING
FOR

2. VALUES
“
are not just WORDS
VALUES are what
LIVE BY
we ”

3. Values…
Are beliefs important to an individual, family,
society, or civilization.

4. Values…
Give direction to an individual, family,
society, civilization…
…and are the guiding philosophy to live
peacefully in any society.

5. Values…
Are the key to enduring relationships.

6. Values…
Shape our behaviour.

7. Values…
Determine how people interpret and respond
to any given situation.

8. Actions are determined by emotions…
And emotions are influenced by values.

9. No matter your religion, cast, community,
age, gender, or race…

10. …Love, Compassion, Peace, Integrity,
Respect, and Responsibility are…
GLOBAL VALUES

11. Love
An intense feeling of deep
affection; A great interest
and pleasure in
something.

12. Compassion
Sympathetic pity and
concern for the sufferings
or misfortunes
of others.

13. Peace Freedom from disturbance;
quiet and tranquility;
Mental calm; serenity.

14. Integrity
The quality of being honest
and having strong moral principles;
moral uprightness.

15. Respect
Due regard for the feelings,
wishes, rights, or traditions of
others.

16. Responsibility A moral obligation to
behave correctly
toward or in
respect of.

17. When we are born,
our mind is blank, innocent,
and it can’t differentiate
between good and bad.

18. Values are gradually formed from our
parents’ teachings and childhood
experiences.

19. What is important to you?
What values are necessary to integrate
within your family, your home, your
contribution to society?
What do you value?
Why is it important that your children be
taught values?

20. Values make us…
STRONGER

21. Values determine our…
FUTURE

22. Values guide us toward…

23. Children need exposure to values being “lived”
Living Values are more than just rules and
‘should do’s’ but values that your children
see alive and well in the home.

24. As a parent, teacher,
citizen or leader…
We must take the responsibility to
demonstrate those values to our children in
everyday life.

25. As a parent, teacher, citizen or leader…
We must teach children to understand
and respect diversity, spread love and live
peacefully.

26. By incorporating these values into our daily
lives
And imparting their importance to our children…

27. We can put an END to
BULLYING
ANGER
VIOLENCE

28. Make your mind peaceful and calm.
Mental Fitness Physical Fitness
Self Development Yoga
Learning Social Skills Meditation
Love What You Do Work Out
Express Gratitude Eat Healthy

29. Values empower you with great benefits.
Increase Self Confidence, Decrease Anxiety,
Enthusiasm, Energy, and Fear, Stress, and
Happiness Anger
Clear Focus – Discipline – Good Sleep – Great Health

31. Rakesh Malhotra About his Book
What influences our performance? Why do
some of us perform at higher levels than
others? How do the core values we are
taught as children guide us in our lives?
What makes humans act badly? These are
questions that Rakesh has pondered for
several years throughout his professional
and personal life. Passionately determined to
uncover the mystery of human behavior,
Rakesh embarks on a soulful journey that
explores the life of two children born into
different families with very different values.
As the tender-hearted story unfolds so do
the answers to these questions that perplex
many of us who work with, teach, or simply
love our children.

32. Rakesh Malhotra About his Book
Rakesh provides readers with an intimate
observation of children, with opposing
upbringings, and provides techniques that
can help all of us impart basic human values
among today’s youth. Five core values are
illustrated which demonstrate tools for
empowering and inspiring children to
become responsible adults. The story
explores the vital roles these values play in
helping us to raise strong, energetic, and
determined individuals – individuals who are
capable of controlling their emotions and
achieving success in all facets of life,
including, education, career, and
relationships.

33. Rakesh Malhotra About the Author
Rakesh’s fascination regarding
the connection between human
behavior and core values was
sparked many years ago.
Working his way up from an
entry-level sales job to that of a
seasoned COO, Rakesh claims to
owe his success to the people he
leads and is dedicated to
developing. Having worked,
lived, or travelled to more than
40 countries, Rakesh realizes that
performance and overall human
behavior is similar across all
cultures.

34. Rakesh Malhotra About the Author
Rakesh Malhotra, founder of Five Global
Values, world travelled, values driven
business leader who specializes in
organization behavior. Rakesh’s
fascination with the connection between
human behavior and core values was
sparked many years ago. As a result of
working, living, and travelling around the
world to nearly forty countries, Rakesh
realized that the Five Global Values
determine overall human behavior
across all cultures. Rakesh resides in
Chicago and is the proud father of a
sixteen year old boy and a husband to a
loving, compassionate wife. Both he and
his family are dedicated to fostering a
deep sense of peace, love and
community.

35. About Five Global Values
The purpose of Five
Global Values is to create
awareness about the
importance of living by
human values to gain
respect, self confidence,
trust, happiness, and
wisdom and to provide
techniques that can help
parents impart basic
human values in their
children.
www.fiveglobalvalues.com)

36. “People are often unreasonable and self-centered.
Forgive them anyway.
If you are kind, people may accuse you of ulterior motives.
Be kind anyway.
If you are honest, people may cheat you.
Be honest anyway.
If you find happiness, people may be jealous.
Be happy anyway.
The good you do today may be forgotten tomorrow.
Do good anyway.
Give the world the best you have and it may never be enough.
Give your best anyway.
For you see, in the end, it is between you and God.
It was never between you and them anyway.”
– Mother Teresa

37. VALUES
“
are not just WORDS
VALUES are what
LIVE BY
we ”

38. Take Action!
Choice is
Yours