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Knowing what we value most in our work, relationships, and other commitments makes it easier to respond to
opportunities and conflicts with integrity. This Value Sort activity is a way to reflect upon what is most important
to you personally and can help you stimulate conversations with peers, colleagues, and family members.

Look at the following list of 30 values. Select the 10 values that you consider most important to you.

Broad interests Power, Influence

Challenge Professional Accomplishment

Courage, Risk taking Professional Conduct

Creating balance in one's life Quality (Excellent, Thorough Work)

Creativity, originality Recognition from One's

Field

Rewarding and Supportive

 Curiosity Relationships

Efficient work Searching for Knowledge and

habits Truth

Self-Examination, Self-Understanding
Enjoyment of the activity
itself

Social Concerns, Pursuing the Common Good

Faith

Fame, Success Solitude, Contemplation

Hard work and Spirituality

Commitment

Honesty and Teaching, Mentoring

Integrity

Understanding, Helping, Serving Others

Independence

Openness, Receptive to New Ideas Vision (Seeing the Big

Picture)

Personal Growth and Learning Wealth, Material Well-Being

Of the 10 most important items you chose, select the 4 that you think are the most important of those.

Challenge Fame, Success

 Creating balance in one's life Hard work and
Commitment

Creativity, Independence
originality

Rewarding and Supportive

Efficient work Relationships
habits

Enjoyment of the activity Wealth, Material Well-Being

itself

Below are the items from the original list that you did not choose as important. Select the 10 items that you
think are least important.

Broad interests Quality (Excellent, Thorough Work)

Courage, Risk taking Recognition from One's

Field

Curiosity Searching for Knowledge and

Truth

Self-Examination, Self-Understanding
Faith

Social Concerns, Pursuing the Common Good

Honesty and
Integrity

Openness, Receptive to New Ideas Solitude, Contemplation

 Personal Growth and Learning Spirituality

Power, Influence Teaching, Mentoring

Understanding, Helping, Serving Others

Professional Accomplishment

Professional Vision (Seeing the Big

Conduct Picture)

Of the 10 least important items you chose, select the 4 that you think are least important of those.

Broad interests Searching for Knowledge and

Truth

Curiosity Solitude, Contemplation

Faith Spirituality

Power, Influence Teaching, Mentoring

Understanding, Helping, Serving Others

Professional
Conduct

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