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What Do You Value

What's Guiding Your Action?

Our lives are NOT a series of random events but a direct reflection of our daily choices. Every action we take—where we spend our time, energy, and focus—reflects what we value most. There are no neutral choices; every decision we make contributes to the life we are building. 

Core values are deeply held beliefs that guide our actions and decisions. They influence how we interact with the world and shape our identity. Yet, too often, we claim to value certain things, while our actions tell a different story. We say we prioritize health but neglect exercise. We say relationships matter, yet we spend more time on screens than with loved ones. We express a desire for growth, yet we avoid discomfort.

The problem is that many of us never take the time to identify our core values. Without clarity, we lose direction and find ourselves making choices that contradict what we truly want.​ If we fail to actively connect with (and live by) our values, we create internal conflict, distancing ourselves from the life we desire. This internal conflict often leads to subconscious self-sabotage, subverting our progress toward an authentic and fulfilling life.

Without intentionality, you risk living a life dictated by external influences rather than your own convictions. To break free from this cycle, you must take ownership of your values and allow them to serve as a guiding force in everything you do.

When you take the time to identify what truly matters and set goals rooted in those values, you move closer to a life of authenticity, integrity, and purpose. You'll quit chasing outcomes you believe will make you happy, and begin to live each day guided by your most authentic, intuitive self. 

 

 

Use the following assessment to gain clarity on what exactly it is that you truly value. (5-min)

"In most of our human relationships, we spend much of our time reassuring one another that our costumes of identity are on straight." - Ram Dass

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