Values Identifier
Clarify what truly drives your decisions, behavior, and leadership approach.
Most leaders can name their values. Few have done the work to define them precisely enough to use them. This tool moves you through a structured five-step process that takes your values from a general list to a personal leadership standard you can apply every day.
Plan for 20 to 30 minutes. There are no right answers. Be honest about what actually drives you, not what sounds good.
At the end you will receive a complete Values Profile you can download as a PDF and bring into your coaching or leadership work.
Generate a Broad List
Select every value that resonates with you. Include what matters in work and life. Aim for 10 or more before narrowing.
Narrow to Your Top 8–10
Force tradeoffs. Ask yourself: which of these do I defend under pressure? Which show up in my hardest decisions?
Keep the ones that are truly non-negotiable. Remove the rest.
Prioritize Your Top 5
Rank in order of importance. When two values conflict, your ranking tells you what wins. Use the arrows to reorder.
Only your top 5 values move forward. Values ranked 6+ will not be included in your final profile.
Define Each Value Behaviorally
This is the most important step. Turn each value into what it means, what it looks like in action, and what it does not look like.
Pressure Test
Honest answers here are where the real work happens. Take your time.
Your Values Profile
These are your top 5 values, defined and ready to put to work in your leadership.
Values to Action
| Value | Key Behaviors | Current Gap | Action This Week |
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