Understanding Values and Self-Knowledge

What is the main reason for identifying your values?

• To become famous

• To earn more money

• To be aware of what you consider valuable and how that influences your identity.

• To improve physical health

What does 'Curiosity' mean as a value to someone?

• A focus on achieving high grades

• A need for constant entertainment

• A deep desire for learning and understanding

• A preference for outdoor activities

What is the final step in identifying your values?

• Listing your hobbies

• Confirming if the list represents you

• Talking to a friend

• Buying a new notebook

What can identifying your values help you navigate?

• Ups and downs of life

• City traffic

• Internet browsing

• Shopping sales

What is the first step in identifying your values?

• Reading a book

• Playing a video game

• Making a new friend

• Exploring Moments in your life that are valuable to you.

What should you do with similar values?

• Write them down repeatedly

• Choose only one

• Ignore them

• Group them together

What happens when you start aligning your life with your core values?

• You move to a new city

• You start a new hobby

• You begin claiming back your life

• You buy a new car

What is the purpose of ranking your values?

• To plan a vacation

• To decide what to eat

• To create a shopping list

• To clarify what's most meaningful to you

What should you do with the values that are less important?

• Tell your friends to ignore them

• Only focus on these

• Forget them

• Rank them lower

What is the benefit of knowing your values during tough times?

• You can blame others

• You can ignore the problems

• You can adapt to any situation

• You can avoid responsibilities