Values Assessment
Instructions:
1. Circle your 10 most important values.
Feel free to write in other values.
2. From the list of 10, choose your top 3 values.
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Relationships Friendship Loved Ones Family Connections Social Power Emotional Connection Physical Connection Role Models Intimacy Pets Social Recognition Community Improving Society Social Life Beliefs Religion Clarity Freedom Spirituality Morality Honesty Philosophy Faith Holiness Honor Free Choice Politics Humor Goodness Personal Environment Routine Purpose Home Consistency Spontaneity Order Disorder Realism Cleanliness Process Conditions Pleasure Space |
Beauty Music Dance Entertainment Technique Sense of Humor Sports Creativity Leisure Drama Art Imagination Crafts Fun Self-expression State of Being Physical Health Happiness Pleasure Maturity Longevity Integrity Peacefulness Stability Life Helping Others Wisdom Harmony Physical Fitness Self-reliance Mental/Emotional Health Loyalty Acceptance Personal Development Self-respect Individualism Play Sincerity Laughter Sense Touch Taste Hearing Sight Smell Intuition Perception Perspective Awareness Impulse |
Success Achievements Career Praise Entrepreneurship Sports Acknowledgement Prosperity Materialism Taking Risks Accomplishment Financial Success Competition Personal Traits Talent Abilities Energy Strengths Industriousness Specialties Appearance Integrity Techniques Neatness Style Decisiveness Age Creativity Humility Knowledge Education Insight Challenge Information Power Understanding Material Financial Wealth Car Possessions Nature Outdoor life Conservation Country Living |