VALUES LIST
TO TAKE ACTION IN TIMES OF INDECISION
Use this list as a base to choose your values. Use your values as a base to choose your actions.
Examples of values:
honesty, innovation, vulnerability, standing up for yourself, standing up for others, self-respect, curiosity, charity, humility, creativity, compassion, loyalty, spirituality, kindness, integrity, selflessness, determination, generosity, courage, tolerance, trustworthiness, equanimity (defined as being calm, stable and composed, especially under stress), altruism, appreciation, empathy, self-reliance, attentiveness, respect, family, freedom, security, connection, humanity, finesse, loving, religion, order, advancement, joy, play, forgiveness, work smarter, excitement, open to change, goodness, involvement, faith, wisdom, mental beauty, caring, personal development, this too shall pass attitude, adventure, teamwork, communication, learning, excellence, quality, commonality (the state of sharing), community, contributing, strength, entertaining, affection, cooperation, friendship, encouragement, pride, clarity, charisma, humor, leadership, renewal, home, contentment, balance, fitness, professionalism, knowledge, patience, wellness, grateful, grace, endurance, facilitating, willingness, trusting your gut, giving people a chance, abundance, reciprocity (a mutual exchange of privileges), enjoyment, entrepreneurial, harmony, peace, authenticity, achievement, autonomy, boldness, citizenship, contribution, fairness, growth, meaningful work, openness, optimism, responsibility, service, stability, commitment, concern for others, consistency, dependability, enthusiasm, fearlessness, friendliness, pragmatism, reliability, education, environmentalism, equality, giving back, historic preservation, human rights, individual liberties, justice, nurturing the next generation, patriotism, philanthropy, rule of law, social justice, stand up for the underdog, support for the arts, assertive, attention to detail, collaborative, continuous improvement, craftsmanship, efficiency, ethical, flexibility, transparency, walk the talk, hope, simplicity
Take paper & pen
Copy values that resonate
Filter, circle, find your top 8
“What would a [insert value] person do?”
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Sources: designed by Otcho, inspired by the work of James Clear in his blog ‘Core Values List’ (examples of values), Mikayla Balk in her blog ‘30 personal values examples & how to live by yours’ (examples of values), Lyn Christian in her blog ‘Defining Your List of Values and Beliefs (With 102 Examples)’ (examples of values), Scott Jeffrey in his blog ‘The Ultimate List of Core Values (Over 230)’ (examples of values), and Mark Manson in ‘The subtle Art of not giving a F*ck’ (value criteria)