Living Your Personal Values
Assess how well you’re honoring each value by scoring each one on a scale of 1 to 10 (10 = optimally living the value).
- What’s your level of satisfaction with each value?
- Record your score for each.
- Date the top of the column. Repeat this exercise once a month or quarter to assess your progress.
- If you score below 7 in a particular value, what changes do you need to make?
- What has to happen for you to further honor this value?
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