Saturday, August 26, 2006

Values Drill

Margaret Lobenstine's Values Drill from the book The Renaissance Soul.
Pick five from these fifty which matter the most to you at this moment.
Use the terms as you understand them yourself.
If you feel any are missing, feel free to add them.
The drill is meant to help people with multiple interests to get a little more focus in their life.


Achievement

Affection

Appearance

Approval

Arts

Authority

Beauty

Career/Employment

Community

Creativity

Environment

Expertise

Fame

Family

Freedom (personal)

Freedom (political)

Generosity

Health (emotional)

Health (physical)

Home

Honesty

Integrity

Learning

Leisure

Love

Loyalty

Meaning

Money

Openness

Patriotism

Personal Growth

Pleasure

Popularity

Power

Privacy

Recognition

Relationships

Religion

Reputation

Respect

Risk Taking

Security

Social Acceptance

Socializing

Solitude

Spiritual Development

Status

Winning

Wisdom

10 comments:

  1. And here's mine:

    Beauty
    Creativity
    Environment
    Health (Ph)
    Honesty

    So I must be a good guy, though a bit dirty ;-)

    Have a good weekend, Eolake.

    Gen.

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  2. Here's my list:

    Liberty

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  3. That's indeed essential.
    But surely need something to *do* with all that liberty also?

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  4. I think having to pick five is limitative. I'd rather leave out five. "Choice" is not on the list, I noticed...

    And fun would have to be included in "Pleasure", even if you simply love to laugh.

    Me, I'd take as many as I like. Focus is for grumpy grown-ups!

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  5. "I'd just choose one:
    Socialising"


    Said the guy who signs with his lone initial.

    Somebody should teach you what socialising means!

    P.

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  6. Incidentally, I know a company that makes drills of excellent value : Dursley & Grunnings Inc., 4 Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey, England.

    Check it out : I used their extra-fine virtual bit (nifty name, hunh?) to make the little pixel-sized hole next to my initial.
    So that it wouldn't be lonely. Now, THAT'S socializing!

    P.

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  7. Mine would be:
    Wisdom
    Spiritual Development
    Love
    Health
    SexandLaughter -- i.e. Fun

    I was a nun in too many past lives

    Laurie

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  8. Perhaps that's the very definition of an initial? "The first one of many"? Okay then, I'll go against the ideas of a previous blog and apologize. Not to Adam, of course, just to Mr Webster, dictionary maker.
    [And why on Earth should I apologize to Adam selling distress?]

    "Laurie". eh? I knew Signalroom's style (and her list) felt very familiar. And to think it never occured to me to click on the profile link before.
    On second thought... One really can't say that this profile page is "excessively revealing". No censorship needed there, and no risk for privacy invasion! ;-)

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  9. Here are my five. I can't count.

    Achievement
    Appearance
    Creativity
    Freedom
    Health
    Honesty
    Meaning
    Openness
    Respect
    Wisdom

    It was hard taking out Beauty, and I cheated by combining emotional and physical health into one, and I added umpteen others. Oh well. :)

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  10. Final Identity,

    "I think the world has two types of people:
    those who divide people into two types,
    and those who don't..."

    Variant :
    "There are three kinds of people in the world:
    Those who can count,
    And those who can't."

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