Values and Life Planning
1. List at least 5 things for which you are grateful.
2. List 2 or more value indicators.
3. What’s something you want to do/accomplish/see/experience/create during your lifetime?
4. List at least 3 things that you want to (or should) STOP caring about.
Things/people/behaviors that are not serving you or holding you back from your potential.
This should give you an idea about what is boosting and hindering your life and what you may consider
adding into your life and what you should contemplate deducting.
The text indicates that how you spend your time and money reveals your values. We are going to
explore how you spend your time.
Think about a typical day for you:
5. Write down a list of your daily activities. (Ex. Working, cooking, studying, spending time with
family, chilling with friends, watching TikTok, playing video games, practicing a sport, working
out, watching TV, etc.)
6. Next to each activity indicate approximately how much time you spend on each activity (for
phone activity you can check your settings – many people are surprised by the results).
7. After you have completed your list of daily activities and time spent on them, indicate on a scale
from 1-10 (1 – not valued at all – 10 – top priority), how much you value each activity.
Here is an example of how to set up your answers to directions 4, 5,