Values, written and reviewed by the Founder on an annual basis, are the way we find alignment with our purpose. They are unwavering and defined in our own words for our lives — with great responsibility comes great power.
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Complete the Values Card Exercise by selecting your top 5 core values.
TIP: If you struggle to choose between values, consider this analogy: There are apples, oranges, and fruits. Choose "fruits" because apples and oranges are different types of fruit.
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Click “Start Over” in the top right corner to reset the window.
If you don’t see a value listed in the cards, you can add them to the pile by clicking on the original website.
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Prefer to write it out? Grab a Sharpie and some index cards to list all the values on the list below:
https://www.think2perform.com/values#start
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Now that you have your values, list them below, define them for yourself on your own terms, and ask what is preventing you from living in alignment with them for each area of your life. If you need to reflect on your Area’s of Life, be sure to check out the compass.
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For Example: If your core value is: “Freedom”