Hope this isn't too much info but here we go...
1. Satanism has been many thing to me over the years, my understanding has evolved over time. But one thing that has always stuck with me is that it's a path of being true to yourself and not acquiescing to outside forces. It's about individuality and empowerment. It's a path of perseverance and growing understanding.
I feel that Satan is the personification of all cosmic force when it comes down to it, and one of my goals is the cessation of the self-imposed barrier between self and Satan. This is done by imitating and emulating Satan and it's characteristics. To literally live as a Satan in daily life as much as possible. But I've always been a bit' of a pantheist so my views on the matter will probably vary from the anti-theistic LaVeyans and also by contrast the more theistic Satanists.
I would describe my 'faith' (I really wouldn't call it faith, it's more of a process or tool as well as a way of life) as pantheistic and naturalistic. I don't believe in supernaturalism but I believe in the power of the mind and in 'magic'.
I also believe in Satan, in a more manifested form as both an archetype (that one assumes) and a spirit (or multiple spirits), or at least perceived as that by those experiencing it. The perception of it my mind gets kind of fuzzy because of my nondual philosophical position. It can manifest in duality but ultimately it traces back to a 'meta' which is the all encompassing Satan so to speak. Really in my mind literally everything is Satan; opposition.
2. Rituals used to be a much more typical way for me to give worship and to enhance my magical abilities. Now days I mostly meditate and focus energy through that or through music. I also am involved in a lot of elemental and energy work when I meditate or just when bored.
In my daily life I mostly don't give a care what people think about me or how they perceive me and apparently that shows at least IRL. Anyways I credit that and my general nonchalant outlook on my Satanic views. While I feel it's my obligation to help those I can actually help, I recognize that most are beyond saving or worse want to take advantage of me. My Satanic values have actually led to a greater understanding of people over time and made me less quick to judge and quicker to forgive least I made a mistake (two tics for one tat in game theory).
Another big thing I do is try to break my own limits. That can be a taboo, something I'm afraid of or just opening my mind to a new perspective or something daunting. I know this doesn't have to be religious but in the context I do it it's kind of important to the Left Hand Path as I practice it.
I really value discipline and learning, but in the kind of way that would be expected of an initiate seeking to master something. That kind of discipline takes holding yourself accountable to yourself. I also value truth and revelation, as well as strength. I have a system of honor of sorts, but it's probably too complicated to get into but I always try to be fair and open minded due to my own experience living as a Satanist and seeing my own change throughout the years due to my beliefs and practices.