This document provides a list of values for a person to review and select their top 10 most important values. The values span categories like relationships, personal growth, integrity, and worldview. A person is instructed to circle 10 values that most shape their daily interactions and perspective, or that they want to shape them. They are given 10 minutes to complete the exercise and identify their core values.
This document provides a list of values for a person to review and select their top 10 most important values. The values span categories like relationships, personal growth, integrity, and worldview. A person is instructed to circle 10 values that most shape their daily interactions and perspective, or that they want to shape them. They are given 10 minutes to complete the exercise and identify their core values.
This document provides a list of values for a person to review and select their top 10 most important values. The values span categories like relationships, personal growth, integrity, and worldview. A person is instructed to circle 10 values that most shape their daily interactions and perspective, or that they want to shape them. They are given 10 minutes to complete the exercise and identify their core values.
This document provides a list of values for a person to review and select their top 10 most important values. The values span categories like relationships, personal growth, integrity, and worldview. A person is instructed to circle 10 values that most shape their daily interactions and perspective, or that they want to shape them. They are given 10 minutes to complete the exercise and identify their core values.
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My Personal Values
INSTRUCTIONS: Review the list below and circle the 10 values you most appreciate in others and value about yourself. Your top 10 should answer the question, “At the core of my being, what values most shape (or, do I want to most shape) my daily interactions and my own world view?” If you have a value that is not seen on this list, you may write it in at the bottom. TIME: 10 minutes Reason/thought Achievement Discipline Hope Diversity Humility Recognition
Beauty Effectiveness Innovation Responsibility Caring Equality Integrity Risk-‐taking Challenge Excellence Intelligence Security Communication Fairness Justice Service to others Community Family Leadership Simplicity Compassion Flexibility Learning Spirituality/faith Competence Freedom Love Strength Competition Friendship Loyalty Teamwork Cooperation Fun Open-‐mindedness Trust Courage Global view Order Truth Creativity Growth Passionate Uniqueness Curiosity Happiness Patience Valued by others Decisiveness Harmony Power Variety Dependability Health Productivity Wealth Determination Honesty Quality Wisdom
