The ReMynder Ritual PART 1

The ReMynder Ritual - Part 1

Reflect on your intentions and align them with your actions
How it works

On this webpage you can learn more about how it works

About the questionnaire
- After filling in PART 1, you'll be asked to fill in PART 2 a couple of weeks from now
- The time to complete in total is usually 15-20 minutes. It's important to not rush it and take your time
- If you'd like to make a change or have your data be removed you can do it with the link you receive in your e-mail
- If you have any questions, e-mail me at: edwindewit96@gmail.com
Your Personal info
Name
Birth Date

DayMonthYear
I give consent for my data to be handled in accordance with AVG/GDPR
I agree the data that I provide in this questionnaire can be viewed and handled by Edwin de Wit for the purpose of creating and sending personalised e-mail reminders
I agree for the data which I provide in this questionnaire to be analysed by Edwin de Wit exclusively. The data will never be shared with other parties.I don't agree for the utilisation of my data for research purposes

Your personal vision

What you want to be
Your rolemodels
Who are some people you look up to and want to be like?
Your legacy
What do you want to be proud of when looking back 20 years from now? (And also think about what you definitely don't want to look back upon)
Your core principles & values
Your principles & values are the things you believe in which guide your conscious decision-making process.
- Principles are you're own ''natural laws'' which stay the same throughout your life and should never be broken.
- Your values are more time and trend dependant. They are what you currently value and place emphasis on
To help define your own principles and values there are two resources with a lot of examples that I recommend looking at.

https://personalvalu.es/personal-values-list
https://jamesclear.com/core-values

But, it's important to merely use these for inspiration and to reword and define your principles yourself in an actionable manner. Author Simon Sinek describes why very well:

“For values or guiding principles to be truly effective, they have to be verbs. It’s not “integrity,” it’s “always do the right thing.” It’s not “innovation,” it’s “look at the problem from a different angle.” Articulating our values as verbs gives us a clear idea how to act in any situation.”
My core principles are:
My core values are:
Should be Empty:

The ReMynder Ritual - Part 1