What do you value financially, intellectually, relationally, personally, and spiritually? Consider the examples listed below, and think about what each of these forms of value means to you.
NOTE: This list is by no means meant to be all-encompassing. Consider it a prompt to help you start thinking your personal values.
Spiritual - God, Purpose, Love, Legacy, Selflessness, Higher Meaning, Servant, Bigger Story/Picture, Vision, Awareness Beyond Self, Moral Compass. Acceptance, Blessings, Interconnectedness.
Personal - Feeling, Personal, Self-Worth, Moral Code, Values, Fulfillment, Self-Awareness, Humility, Compassion & Empathy, Resilience, Integrity, Self-Love/Respect, Personal Acceptance, Evolution
Relational - Heart, People, Community, Family, Friendships, Mentor/Mentee, Work Engagement, Bond/Interconnectivity, Diversity, Availability, Trust & Credibility, Authenticity, Significance.
Intellectual - Brain, Process, Mentorship, Professional Groups, Skills & Knowledge, Curiosity, Desire, Continual Growth, Level of Job Experience (hierarchy), Pursuit of Truth.
Financial - Money, Profit, Security, Freedom, Accessibility, Opportunity, Peace, Comfort, Philanthropy.