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Values

Worksheets
Questions and
Exercises to Help
Determine Your
Personal Values

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“A world-class athlete was number
one in the world in her event and
had won two consecutive world
championships. Only a few human
beings on the planet ever reach
that level of athletic achievement.
Yet, upon winning her second
championship, she said her primary
emotion was neither elation nor
satisfaction, but fear. The reason?
She was afraid she wouldn’t win
next year. Minds are like that.
They will never change. They are
evaluative, predictive, comparative,
worrying “organs”. But in the case
of values, it’s different. Once you
choose them, you are in fact choosing
them. You’ve won. Then they allow
you to follow your path and to
measure your progress on
that path.”

– Steven Hayes

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Values

“Life is never made unbearable by circumstances, but only by lack of meaning and
purpose.” – Viktor E. Frankl

Values are the aspects of life that matter most to you.

Connecting with your values allows you to live a richer, more meaningful life – regardless of
the circumstances.

In fact, studies show that reflecting on your values is one of the most effective psychological
interventions around.

One study found that people who affirmed their values before a stressful task had significantly
lower cortisol responses compared with those who didn’t.

Video Break
Take a few minutes to watch this video describing the difference between a values-driven
life and a goal-driven life.

To help you clarify your values, we’ll complete two exercises.

1. Self-Reflection Exercise

First, spend some time reflecting on the following questions.

What qualities do you most appreciate in others? In yourself? What does that say about
what you value?

What would you do if money and other people’s opinions didn’t matter?

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What are you doing when time flies?

Which events in your life have been the most meaningful to you?

If you were to be stranded on a desert island, which three things would you bring with
you? What do these things tell you about what’s important to you?

2. Fast Values Exercise

Set a timer for two minutes. In this time, review the values on the following page and tick the
ones that stand out to you the most.

Don’t overthink it – go with your initial response.

When the two minutes are over, list them on the following page and rank them on a scale of
most to least important. Then, review both exercises and use the insights to note up to seven
of your core values.

(Your values don’t have to be those included in the list, it’s just there to help you.)

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Fast Values Exercise

 Adventure  Friendships  Passion


 Altruism  Fun  Patience
 Ambition  Gaming  Perseverance
 Animals  Gardening  Playfulness
 Art  Generosity  Pleasure
 Authenticity  Gratitude  Politics
 Balance  Growth  Privacy
 Beauty  Happiness  Quality
 Bravery  Health  Reading
 Calmness  Honesty  Relationships
 Career  Humility  Resilience
 Change  Humour  Resourcefulness
 Commitment  Independence  Respect
 Community  Innovation  Responsibility
 Connection  Integrity  Risk-Taking
 Contribution  Kindness  Safety
 Cooking  Knowledge  Security
 Creativity  Leadership  Self-Compassion
 Culture  Learning  Self-Expression
 Curiosity  Leisure  Self-Respect
 Empathy  Love  Spirituality
 Entertainment  Loyalty  Sport
 Environment  Mercy  Stability
 Equality  Mindfulness  Thoughtfulness
 Ethics  Minimalism  Travel
 Excellence  Music  Trust
 Exercise  Nature  Truth
 Fairness  Open-Mindedness  Vulnerability
 Faith  Optimism  Wealth
 Family  Order  Wisdom
 Financial Stability  Parenting  Writing

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Fast Values Exercise

List your values in order of most to least important.

My Core Values

Value

What actions can I take in line with this value?

Value

What actions can I take in line with this value?

Value

What actions can I take in line with this value?

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Value

What actions can I take in line with this value?

Value

What actions can I take in line with this value?

Value

What actions can I take in line with this value?

Value

What actions can I take in line with this value?

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