What Do You Value Most

What is it that you spend most of your time doing? If you look deep inside you, is THAT what you value the

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most?

Many guys spend time working on their car. Some spend time on their boat. Some women spend time on their children, Some women spend time shopping.

Is that what you value the most? If it is, great! If not, maybe you want to figure out what truly is valuable to you. With that in mind I have included a couple of resources here for you to use to DEFINE what you value most.

First is a Value List that you can begin to drill down on your “core” values and ancillary values. With this tool (which you can download), you can begin to define your values and sub-values.

Print this PDF out and go through the values and circle all of the things you want to be. Then go back to the circled ones and place a rectangle around them. Finally go through the circled and rectangled ones and star the top 10 Values.

Second, take the top ten values and write them down on the Mission Statement and Values. This will help you understand where you want to be as far as an individual or company.

Figuring out what you value most is critical to ensuring that good goals and dreams can be developed from your list of values.

You are a valued person. Make sure you become a person of values.

Rob Wheeler

#1 | Written by Maggie Lancy about 4 years ago.

Great post!
What are your values?

What do you value most?
maggielancy
#2 | Written by ohmkumar about 3 years ago.

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#3 | Written by sivakumar about 3 years ago.

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#4 | Written by ANITHA about 3 years ago.

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#5 | Written by Pat Pickens about 3 years ago.

What we spend most of our time doing is the true test of our values. Your values list is exhaustive. The things we spend most of our time doing change over our life span but we keep our values even with changes.