What Do You Value Most?

We've all been there—feeling unlike ourselves, when something that we can't quite pinpoint just doesn't feel right. Usually, that's an indication that part of our life is out of line with what is most important to us in our heart of hearts.  

That's one of the many reasons it's essential to clarify your core values for yourself. If you know exactly what's most important to you, you'll be better able to spot when something or someone isn't in alignment with who you are and who you want to become.

Why get clear about what you value?

Discovering your core values can help you make decisions big and small—how to spend your time, money, days. Who to invite into your life. Which path to take in your career. Where to live. How you care for yourself and others.

The little stuff might come intuitively. But when big decisions loom, having a clear understanding of your values can help provide a roadmap, nudging you toward paths that will keep you most true to yourself.

How do you get clear about what you value?

Here are some resources to help you discover what is most important to you at your core:

6 Steps to Discover Your Core Values

“Everyone’s set of core values is unique and influenced by their life experiences. Psychologists also recognize that it’s important to stay conscious of your values throughout your life because they can change as your career and personal life develops. To get a sense of what your values may be, it can be helpful to review a list of core values for ideas.”

Core Values Index

“The Core Values Index is a revolutionary online assessment that bypasses personality and behavior to reveal your unchanging motivational drivers and how you contribute to the world around you.”

Discover Your Values

“Your values are a guiding light that lead you to a more meaningful, fulfilling life. Here’s how to identify your personal principles.”

Tell me, what do you value most?

Tracy Sanson