What’s Important?
What you value creates your reality
They motivate us, so that we want to move toward the people and things we feel share our values—and away from the ones we feel do not. Our values direct how we prioritize things in our lives, how we make decisions, and what actions we take, in every moment. Some values have been with us since early in life, and may stay with us for a lifetime. Others become more important with life experience.
It’s up to us: we can choose our values.
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Values move us, always. They filter our perceptions of the world, both consciously and unconsciously--even at the cellular level. Our values profoundly affect our relationships, our livelihood, our health and our quality of life.
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We can choose our values. It's up to us to decide what is important and give it priority.
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It makes a difference what value combines with what other. Our values clusters make us unique.
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What Respect means to me and what Respect means to you may mean very different things. Having a values dialogue can make the difference between conflict and communication.
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Values-Based Coaching
Discovering what your most important values really are and why they matter frees up energy to do what you do best in life. A non-judgmental coaching process helps you to understand those of others too: family, friends, workplace, community.
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Workshops and Training
We offer experientially based training and workshops that incorporate responsive facilitation, peer dialogue and multi-modal learning experiences that help you and your group put real values into action.
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Values Alignment
True values alignment is a discernment, dialogue and affirmation process that results in genuine engagement. leading to shared behavioral expectations, timely exchange of vital information, trust, collaboration, commitment and sustainability.