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Values Exercise PDF

This document provides instructions for a values identification exercise. It lists over 100 potential core values and asks the participant to: 1. Select values that resonate with them from the list. 2. Group similar values together into a maximum of five groupings. 3. Choose a single label word to represent each grouping. The purpose is to help the participant identify and define their most important core values in a concise way.

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Values Exercise PDF

This document provides instructions for a values identification exercise. It lists over 100 potential core values and asks the participant to: 1. Select values that resonate with them from the list. 2. Group similar values together into a maximum of five groupings. 3. Choose a single label word to represent each grouping. The purpose is to help the participant identify and define their most important core values in a concise way.

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VALUES EXERCISE ADAPTED FROM TAPROOT (http://www.taproot.com/archives/37771)
1. Determine your core values. From the list below, choose and write down every core
value that resonates with you. Do not overthink your selections. As you read through the
list, simply write down the words that feel like a core value to you personally. If you think
of a value you possess that is not on the list, be sure to write it down as well.

Abundance Daring Intuition Preparedness


Acceptance Decisiveness Joy Proactivity
Accountability Dedication Kindness Professionalism
Achievement Dependability Knowledge Punctuality
Advancement Diversity Leadership Recognition
Adventure Empathy Learning Relationships
Advocacy Encouragement Love Reliability
Ambition Enthusiasm Loyalty Resilience
Appreciation Ethics Making a Difference Resourcefulness
Attractiveness Excellence Mindfulness Responsibility
Autonomy Expressiveness Motivation Responsiveness
Balance Fairness Optimism Security
Being the Best Family Open-Mindedness Self-Control
Benevolence Friendships Originality Selflessness
Boldness Flexibility Passion Simplicity
Brilliance Freedom Performance Stability
Calmness Fun Personal Development Success
Caring Generosity Proactive Teamwork
Challenge Grace Professionalism Thankfulness
Charity Growth Quality Thoughtfulness
Cheerfulness Flexibility Recognition Traditionalism
Cleverness Happiness Risk Taking Trustworthiness
Community Health Safety Understanding
Commitment Honesty Security Uniqueness
Compassion Humility Service Usefulness
Cooperation Humor Spirituality Versatility
Collaboration Inclusiveness Stability Vision
Consistency Independence Peace Warmth
Contribution Individuality Perfection Wealth
Creativity Innovation Playfulness Well-Being
Credibility Inspiration Popularity Wisdom
Curiosity Intelligence Power Zeal

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2. Group all similar values together from the list of values you just created. Group them
in a way that makes sense to you, personally. Create a maximum of five groupings. If
you have more than five groupings, drop those least important. See the
example below.

Abundance Acceptance Appreciation Balance Cheerfulness


Growth Compassion Encouragement Health Fun
Wealth Inclusiveness Thankfulness Personal Development Happiness
Security Intuition Thoughtfulness Spirituality Humor
Freedom Kindness Mindfulness Well-being Inspiration
Independence Love Joy
Flexibility Making a Difference Optimism
Peace Open-Mindedness Playfulness
Trustworthiness
Relationships

3. Choose one word within each grouping that best represents the label for the entire
group. Again, do not overthink your labels. There are no right or wrong answers. You are
defining the answer that is right for you. See the example below – the label chosen for the
grouping is bolded.

Abundance Acceptance Appreciation Balance Cheerfulness


Growth Compassion Encouragement Health Fun
Wealth Inclusiveness Thankfulness Personal Development Happiness
Security Intuition Thoughtfulness Spirituality Humor
Freedom Kindness Mindfulness Well-being Inspiration
Independence Love Joy
Flexibility Making a Difference Optimism
Peace Open-Mindedness Playfulness
Trustworthiness
Relationships

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