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Short Guide to Values Workbook

Short Guide to Values Workbook

Understand your values and how they can impact you.
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    • Achievement
    • Benevolence
    • Conformity
    • Hedonism
    • Power
    • Security
    • Self-Direction
    • Stimulation
    • Tradition
    • Universalism
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    • Achievement
    • Benevolence
    • Conformity
    • Hedonism
    • Power
    • Security
    • Self-Direction
    • Stimulation
    • Tradition
    • Universalism
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    • Achievement
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    • Hedonism
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    What words come to mind when you think about your strongest value?
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    What words come to mind when you think about your second value?
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    What words come to mind when you think about your third value?
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    We often call these behaviours "slippery behaviours" and they are more likely to appear when we feel the most stressed, threatened or vulnerable. Examples could be seeking approval, perfectionism, gossiping, being less inclusive, disengaging or being more directive.
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    The Personal Values Circumplex

    You may remember the circumplex from when you did the personal values game.

    Take a moment to study it and note the position of your three values.

    You're more likely to be accepting of values closer to your own, and more likely to come into conflict with values sitting on the opposing side.

     

    Now let's explore the interaction of different values.

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