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| Hey — quick question: What are your values? It’s an innocent ask but the answer might make you a bit defensive. You probably think that you have values. Wait, scratch that — you know you have values. You have lots of them — good ones. You just keep them to yourself, but when you say them out loud… |
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| Well, there’s the problem. When determining your values, one of two things usually happens. You say them but they sound incredibly vague (Wow. I believe in honesty...) because you haven’t really defined them. Or, when you explain them, your rationale falls apart (I gave up playing all sports to spend time with my kids but is that the best way to promote being active?). |
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| So maybe it’s time for a tune-up, or to establish a core set of values. What helps in determining your values is to ask yourself questions and see where the answers lead. |
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|  | What helps in determining your values is to ask yourself questions and see where the answers lead. |  |
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