Mentoring conversations
Conversation 1
Clarifying your values.
The purpose of this conversation tool is to facilitate the clarification of personal values.
Below is a list of values people base their lives on. The list does not include all the values that people hold, but it is extensive enough to assist you in identifying most of your own personal values.
- Read through the list of values then write down all the values that are important to you. If some of your values don’t appear in the list, write them down too.
- Then choose your 5 most important values from your list.
| Acceptance Accountability Achievement Adaptability Ambition Assertiveness Authenticity Balance Cleanliness Competence Contentment Creativity Developing others Diligence Education Efficiency Entrepreneurial Excellence Fairness Family Forgiveness Freedom Fun Happiness Honesty Influence Innovation Integrity Justice Knowledge Leadership Learning | Love Loyalty Mercy Money-drivenness Morality Ownership Participation Peace Perfection Persistence Physical health Pride Privacy Professionalism Profit driven Progress Punctuality Quality Recognition Regard Relationships Respect Responsibility Reward Self-development Serving others Spirituality Tolerance Tradition Truth Trust |
Use the following questions based on the 5 chosen values to have a meaningful conversation.
- What are your 5 most important values.
- What does each of these 5 values really mean?
- Why do you think you hold each of these values?
- Can you mention an example where you live each of these 5 values?
- Do your values sometimes clash with one another?
- When they clash which value do you choose then?
- What are your parents or primary caretakers’ values?
Fruit & White
Conversation 1
Clarifying your values.
The purpose of this conversation tool is to facilitate the clarification of personal values.
Below is a list of values people base their lives on. The list does not include all the values that people hold, but it is extensive enough to assist you in identifying most of your own personal values.
- Read through the list of values then write down all the values that are important to you. If some of your values don’t appear in the list, write them down too.
- Then choose your 5 most important values from your list.
| Acceptance Accountability Achievement Adaptability Ambition Assertiveness Authenticity Balance Cleanliness Competence Contentment Creativity Developing others Diligence Education Efficiency Entrepreneurial Excellence Fairness Family Forgiveness Freedom Fun Happiness Honesty Influence Innovation Integrity Justice Knowledge Leadership Learning | Love Loyalty Mercy Money-drivenness Morality Ownership Participation Peace Perfection Persistence Physical health Pride Privacy Professionalism Profit driven Progress Punctuality Quality Recognition Regard Relationships Respect Responsibility Reward Self-development Serving others Spirituality Tolerance Tradition Truth Trust |
Use the following questions based on the 5 chosen values to have a meaningful conversation.
- What are your 5 most important values.
- What does each of these 5 values really mean?
- Why do you think you hold each of these values?
- Can you mention an example where you live each of these 5 values?
- Do your values sometimes clash with one another?
- When they clash which value do you choose then?
- What are your parents or primary caretakers’ values?
Fruit & White
Conversation 1
Clarifying your values.
The purpose of this conversation tool is to facilitate the clarification of personal values.
Below is a list of values people base their lives on. The list does not include all the values that people hold, but it is extensive enough to assist you in identifying most of your own personal values.
- Read through the list of values then write down all the values that are important to you. If some of your values don’t appear in the list, write them down too.
- Then choose your 5 most important values from your list.
| Acceptance Accountability Achievement Adaptability Ambition Assertiveness Authenticity Balance Cleanliness Competence Contentment Creativity Developing others Diligence Education Efficiency Entrepreneurial Excellence Fairness Family Forgiveness Freedom Fun Happiness Honesty Influence Innovation Integrity Justice Knowledge Leadership Learning | Love Loyalty Mercy Money-drivenness Morality Ownership Participation Peace Perfection Persistence Physical health Pride Privacy Professionalism Profit driven Progress Punctuality Quality Recognition Regard Relationships Respect Responsibility Reward Self-development Serving others Spirituality Tolerance Tradition Truth Trust |
Use the following questions based on the 5 chosen values to have a meaningful conversation.
- What are your 5 most important values.
- What does each of these 5 values really mean?
- Why do you think you hold each of these values?
- Can you mention an example where you live each of these 5 values?
- Do your values sometimes clash with one another?
- When they clash which value do you choose then?
- What are your parents or primary caretakers’ values?
Fruit & White
Light smile
Hiding Back
Hurting Eyes
blooming everything
Stare Away