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Think of three to six people you most admire or love. Consider why they are so important to you.ย
See a career counsellor as they are able to help match their clients to a compatible career area.
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At times two cherished values will be in conflict.ย ย
Knowing why you are choosing Value 1 instead of Value 2 in that instance can be helpful in resolving any inner conflict you may feel.ย ย
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ย โ(Values) are the principles that give our lives meaning and allow us to persevere through adversityโย
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